When I first started I was a realtor and I used to work at like restaurants I didn't have like business

you know background or whatever and I used to ask a lot of questions when I first started because I'm like, oh, I'm going to learn from my elders.

That's how I'm going to kind of learn, right?

Yeah, and then what I realized this year, I was like, you know what, I stopped asking like older people or older investors for advice.

I think because I've, you know, I've done, I don't know, 400 transactions now.

I own a bunch of real estate and all that stuff and I think I just like I know I just stopped asking right so this year I was like you know what I'm gonna go back to asking for advice

so what I do whenever I have like big investors like I've had Pace I've talked to Jamil I've talked to like Brandon Turner I've

literally talked to everyone, right?

And I always asked them, I'm like, hey, if you could go back to being 33,

because they're all about 10 years older than me,

you know, would you do anything different. Every single person gave me the exact same advice.

Do you know what it is?

I can't imagine.

I wish I would have held more property all of them literally it doesn't even fail

they were like pace said the same thing here is what I just say right now exactly

pace I was talking to him backstage at WealthCon and he was like, he was like, dude, my first few years I wholesale, wholesale, wholesale, the houses that I was wholesaling are worth, were worth 90K in Phoenix, Arizona, now they're worth 400 k.

I would be, his net worth would be double, like over and over, like every single investor

I've spoken to has said the same thing.

So that's funny that you brought that up because it's true.

Yeah, and I think not only that, but I mean for a lot of years,

like I only flip houses and I didn't even keep one to

depreciate you know like to yeah tax purposes yeah type for like I didn't

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