I got a contract the second day of doing TV ads and I left that house. I just pulled the deal right away. Called there and I'm like, hey, double up budget on TV. I'm really good at finding good people to help me on different businesses. I don't want to go into business with anybody that has any sort of desperation. Interest have to be aligned. If they're not aligned, I don't care to do business. I wanted to get rid of daisy chaining

and I wanted to get rid of spam

and I want to be aligned. If they're not aligned, I don't care to do business. I wanted to get rid of daisy chaining and I wanted to get rid of spam. And I want to be able to go into the platform and build a buy box, only see deals that meet my buying criteria. If we find out that you're putting in a deal that you don't have equitable interest in, you're getting kicked out. I don't care how much money you're paying, you're done. People think that I did this thing overnight. No, this thing takes a long time. It's very complex. Welcome and thank you for joining us for today's episode of Disruptors, where millionaires. Today we have Bobby Suarez with Seldabobby and Rezi and Bobby fluent from Miami to talk about how he's built five businesses that run without him.

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phone number 3-377 to unlock the money that's just hanging out in your CRM you ready let? Let's do it. I will say, like, this is really long overdue, because you actually toured our old studio back in Tempe. I wanted to say, like, five years ago. It was like, or even six, it was like right after COVID, we were doing collective genius out in Scottsdale. Mm-hmm.

Right?

It came out there.

And so it's been, and we were like, hey, like we should do this.

It took like five, six years for you to get out here. I can't believe it's been this long, man. But finally glad that we're doing it today. Yeah. Well, you're a busy, busy guy. You got five businesses you're running. But before we get into, like, you know, all the business you're going on, let's talk about like what was what got you into real estate.

So I've been an entrepreneur since the age of 19 i

started working at a mortgage company at the age of 19 i opened my first mortgage company at the

age of 20 bought my first property at the age of 20 also. What, when was this?

What year?

Yeah, what year?

So the financial collapse wasn't, I was 24 years old during 2008. So I would say this was like 2003.

You started your own mortgage company.

Yes. Because it's not like, like, you know, I'm a wholesaler, right? It's like, okay, like there's not like a lot of certification process, right? Realtor at that time, because I know I did it, it took me two and a half weeks to get my license. Yep. Right? In 2007. To start a mortgage company at the age of 20 is like nuts to me. That doesn't make sense

to me. Like how the hell did you do that? It wasn't that hard. Honestly, back then, all you had to do is

get your mortgage broker license and you could even have loan officers under you that

didn't even require a license. So it was a bit crazy back then. So I actually started as an employee

without license. Okay. And an employee without a license.

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