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You've been searching for the best way to generate passive income in your life and heard

that real estate is a great way to do it. But you're tired of all the so-called gurus who are all

talk and no substance. Get ready to celebrate because Kevin Bup has

spent 14 years successfully making it happen. This is the Real Estate Investing for Cash

Flow podcast. Now, here's Kevin Bup. Hey guys, Kevin Bup here, and I want to welcome you to another episode of the Real Estate

Investing for Cashflow podcast. Our mission is to help you build and maintain massive amounts

of cash flow through income producing real estate investments. Our gets for this week's show

is real estate expert and entrepreneur, Sean Krieger. Now, Sean is the owner of Bold Estimation,

one of the largest outsource construction estimation companies in the U.S. with nearly 100 employees.

Now, in addition to his estimation firm, Sean also specializes in building affordable housing out

of shipping containers. His own personal residence is a 5,000 square foot home that utilizes six

shipping containers as the basis of the design. Now, with this unique construction method,

he's been able to build affordable housing communities out of shipping containers with costs as low

as $75 a square foot all in. And so without further do, I like to welcome Sean to the show. How you doing,

my friend? Doing great, Kevin. Thanks for having me. Yeah, excited to have you here. Excited to talk

about the world of shipping containers. Again, I love having niche, you know, little niche

parts of the industry on the show and shipping containers definitely fits in that, in that niche area.

And so excited to learn how we can make money and, you know, create a cash flowing endeavor with shipping container. So before we dive into it, Sean, maybe take a few moments. Tell us a little more about yourself, your background. And again, how you found your way into this world. Sure. Sure. So believe it or not, I actually started in mobile home parks. So I went to the University of St. Thomas in Houston. and there was a very large mobile home park company that was there. And I was their first intern, actually. So they grew that company. It got big. I mean, it was about 450 million, I think is what they sold it for a couple years ago. So very, very large company. And I had a lot of experience with them, whether it's, you know, finding parks, developing things, managing, you know, I kind of ran the gambit because I was, I was the only intern and I got there. So really what pushed me into shipping containers was my experience with mobile homes. You know, mobile homes are kind of built like a, you know, a shell box that you're ready to get destroyed. And you kind of know that you're going to have a lot of repairs and maintenance. And that's just the market that you're in. And so I sat, you know, set out and said, well, what if we build something more durable? What could we do here? And so naturally I said, well, gosh, a metal box is probably about as durable as it gets. So after graduating from college, I set out, you know, I raised just a little bit of my own money because obviously it's a very cheap idea to build it. I designed it out. I built the first one. It went pretty well. And, you know, I kept building them and kept building them. And the cash flow is phenomenal, which is kind of what I'm here for the show to talk about and how we get it done. But what I got to, got to warn anybody that's getting into it, it's all regulation that kills you. And so that might be a focal point, you know, even investing in anything that you're investing in, understanding how are you going to get financing? How are you going to get it appraise? What is what are the tax appraisals going to come back

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