Kyle works a full-time job in South Carolina. But after buying rental properties and flipping

houses on the side, he's now ready to quit. I got the specific job within the company. Then I moved

up and then I was like, I'm just not happy. This is not what I want. In only five years, Kyle bought

eight rentals, started a small business and found his path to freedom. Buy those houses, flip them.

And six months times, you got an additional $50,000

on your revenue for the year. I really want to build a good flipping business. In this episode,

you'll learn the one thing holding most investors back from their financial goals and how you can get

past it. You don't lack confidence. You lack evidence. I found deals. I've negotiated. I've talked to

private money lenders. So all of that

is evidence that if I can just free up 40-something hours a week and put it into a business that I can

hopefully make successful. So, Kyle, I want to talk about this big goal you have of using real estate to eventually

quit the job to get out of that W-2.

But I want people to get to know you a little bit better, like I've gotten to know you

over the last couple years.

And so can you tell us a little bit about where you're from, what you do for work today,

and anything else you think might be helpful just for people to get to know Kyle a little bit about where you're from, what you do for work today and anything else

you think might be helpful just for people to get to know Kyle a little bit better.

I am down in Florence, South Carolina, a few hours away from Chad, from you here.

And I have been buying real estate now for about five years.

I started in 2020.

I bought my first rental in April of 2020. So COVID was happening and all

that stuff. I kind of got a little cold feet, but, you know, something told me to stick with it and just

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