I quit my W2 in April because of the passive income, and that towards me anywhere between 6 to 8,000 a month. I was able to pay off $60,000 worth of student loan debt in less than two years by using this method. There's still parts of this that I'm just not getting. Where's the spread? Where's the profit coming from? 99% of people have never heard of it, but 100% of you have been on the other side of the coin. you can just collect monthly income without having to do much of anything.

I was like, huh. Walk me through, like, what's an average deal size for you? If I use that same $25,000 for a down payment on a house versus just buying a note outright. All right, all right. What is up, Action Academy family? Welcome back to another episode of the Action Academy podcast, Corporate America's

least favorite podcast.

We are doing an AAC and Action Academy member spotlight today with Miss Sierra Davis.

Sierra's coming to us.

Now a full-time investor.

She left her W-2 back in April, and she has a strategy that I am actually

not very familiar with. So I'm very excited for today. So I get to learn alongside you guys,

the audience, learning about real estate note investing. So Sierra, tell us a little bit about

who you are, how you got started in this. And like, what are the economics behind note investing?

Yeah. So I'm Sierra Davis. As Brian mentioned, I'm based out of Kansas City. And one of the

cool things about note investing is probably 99% of people have never heard of it. But 100% of

you have been on the other side of the of the coin. So basically, I've been fortunate enough to do this for seven

years. And like Brian mentioned, I quit my W-2 in April because of the passive income. And that

forced me, you know, anywhere between $6 to $8,000 a month, as well as just paying off debt.

So I was able to pay off $60,000 worth of student loan debt in less than two years by using this method.

Let's go.

It's freaking sick.

It's six to $8 a month.

Ain't nothing to shake a freaking feather rag.

So what were you doing?

What were you doing before?

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