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You're listening to the show that has created more financial freedom than nearly any show in the world. This is Get Rich Education. Thank you. Welcome to GRE from Tallahassee, Alaska, Alaska, and across 188 nations worldwide.

I'm Keith Weinhold.

This is GetRous Education back for the 332nd consecutive week here to help you build your wealth.

You know, being one of those, I guess, long-running shows here with a substantial listenership,

we attract all those best known names to come alongside me here on the show, Grant Cardone and Robert

Kiyosaki and so on.

But a while ago, I listened to your feedback. You told me that you love hearing from those

type of guests, because sure, that's great wisdom. But you also told me that it can be

difficult for everyone to relate to people with eight-fig nine figure net worse, and that it helps you

if I bring more of a get rich education listener like you onto the show, because that is more

relatable. And that's what we're doing here today. We're going to talk with a young investor that's

been doing real estate for about five years now. He works full-time as a pharmacist, and he has created

almost $11,000 in cash flow per month. So that's an extra 120 to 130K per year for him, and he's doing

it with just four single-family homes, and his properties are about a one hour drive from where he lives.

He self-manages.

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