Welcome to Real Talk Real Estate, the show where we cover how to build wealth in real estate with no fluff, no BS, and no sales pitches. I'm David Green, and I've been doing this for over 10 years. I've seen the ups, the downs, and everything in between. This is the show where we pull back the curtain and show it to you too. So if you want to build wealth through real estate or you just love learning about it. You found your home. Hey, everybody,

welcome to Real Talk Real Estate. This is David Green Show. I'm David Green and I'm joined today by

George McClary, who is a real estate investor and a bit of a squatter expert, which is a topic near and dear

to my heart as I've had kind of the whole system of dominoes of my financial

picture knocked over by a person who learned how to excel in squatting and squatting has sort of

made its way throughout my portfolio of properties across the United States and George is going

to be teaching us today about how to avoid letting this happen to you

and maybe what to do if you get a squatter and hopefully a little more. George, welcome to the show.

Thanks, David. And let me give you props right away for coining the new term squatage. That is a new

one for me. Even as much as I talk about squatting, I'm going to have to send you some royalties on that

one. I made something up last night recording for Mortgage Monday. I'm trying to remember what it was, but I did the same thing where funny things come into my mind when I just start riffing. Yeah. You know, I mean, inventing a word, I feel like the Germans probably have a word for that. But yeah, no, it's a squatage. funny story there the germans have words for things that we

don't have words for that a lot of people don't realize so we rely on on them on them for that for sure

yeah but i don't think everyone knows that their brains work like that like you know that feeling you get

when you're half asleep and half awake like we have to take a whole sentence but they're just like

sloygen moss or something and Yeah, they compound the words. If they don't have the word, they build a compound word that actually makes it. And so that's why the Germans are the engineers of the world. And yeah, we can learn a lot from each other. Like they just take the German words for sleep, wake, dream. And they just make it into one multi-syllable. Sleep and wake and dreaming. Yeah.

It's exactly right. I've always wondered why Germans constantly sound angry when they're talking.

I feel like there's Mandarin can be that way as well. You're like, I don't know if they're mad or if they're just German.

Yeah, there's different dialects. I was in Switzerland last summer. and the variety of German they speak there is much more like soft and I was like, okay, yeah, they sound less angry, but then you get into the cities and then, you know, things harden up a little bit, kind of like being New York City maybe. Yeah, you'll go to like a Chinese restaurant and you'll hear the staff talking with each other and you're like, oh, something juicy is happening. They're pissed, but they're probably just saying like, I need more sweet

sour sauce on table five. Yes, that would be my table. All right. So let's start off by just

letting the audience know, how did you get in touch with me? What occurred that brought our paths to

cross?

Well, first of all, David, let me just say that I'm a fan.

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