Welcome back to the wealth building masterclass part three. The next part is usually the most

eye-opening and incredible part for most of our clients that we work with.

We're going to take a close look at your personal financial checklist.

But before I get started, if you haven't watched the first two videos in this series, you're doing

yourself a great disservice. So please, please, please go back and start with part one and

part two. We'll have links to those in the description below. Please start there.

Okay, back to your personal financial checklist.

I'm often amazed, really, truly amazed, thunderstruck really by the stories that I hear

during this phase of the process because people discover

available money and funds that have just been sitting there doing nothing for

them. They didn't even remember it. They didn't even know they could use it. I'm going

to give you some examples. Let's start with your 401k,

since it's the most common thing that most people overlook for a source of funding. If you've got a 401k,

it's an excellent source of funds that's probably not earning you very much if anything

while the volatile stock market moves and shakes right especially when you consider

custodial fees and all kinds of other hidden charges that not even

anyone knows about inside their account.

Just go to feeX.com type in your accounts and you'll see how many hidden fees are

in your 401k.

Not everyone knows this, but you can actually borrow money from your 401k to use as a down payment on a new construction rental property.

Yes, borrow, not withdrawal, borrow from your 401k. That's how I was able to buy my very first

rental property, borrowing from it. And get this, if you had an old 401k from a previous job, you can roll that money over into a self-directed IRA that gives you control over your retirement by using that money to invest in real estate.

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