Inspiring interviews with today's top landlords.

This is the rental income podcast.

And now, Dan Lane.

Jesse, you don't have the highest paying job in the world.

You're a sixth grade teacher, but do you have some pretty big goals?

What are you working on?

Well, I guess starting at the beginning, when I first became a teacher, I had kind of a

rough couple of first years, which I think a lot of people experienced that. But I just had this

thought, like if you want to ever leave, which I don't know that I ever will at this point in time,

I really enjoy it, but I would need to be earning so much cash flow to

where I could step away. So for me, that number was around, I guess, $4,000, $4,000 a month.

All right. So $4,000 a month in cash flow is your long-term goal. That's where you're trying to get

with your rentals. Where are you right now? Right now,

we're just under $1,100. $1,100 a month in cash flow, plus he's living for free in a house

hack. Jesse has only been at this for a couple of years. And on the show today, we're going to

figure out how he got started and how he got to where he is today. Joining us on the show today, we're going to figure out how he got started and how he got to where he is today.

Joining us on the show today from Colorado is Jesse Bennion. We'll take a really quick break

to thank our sponsors. We'll come right back and we'll meet Jesse. The first step in buying a rental

property is to get pre-qualified. And I would suggest you work with a lender that specializes in working with investors

because the last thing you want to have happen is to get to closing and find out the money's not there

and you can't close.

The lender that I recommend is Chaley Ridge from Ridge Lending Group.

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