This is a strategy that I learned from one of my mentors early on.

I don't know how many of you out there have heard of a gentleman named Fixer Jay.

When you're building your portfolio, understand what your exit strategy is with all your assets

and what they're going to look like.

We called it legacy skills because when you're buying a multifamily, you're really building a business. Hello and welcome. My name is Gino Barbero, one of the co-founders of Jake and Gino.

And in this how-to, we are going to be discussing the controversial topic of generational wealth,

how to pass along and how to create generational wealth in multifamily.

I'm going to speak specifically about multifamily in the video, but you can relate this over

into any business that you're in, that you want to start creating a legacy. Now, before we

get started, two things. Please, if you like the channel, subscribe to it,

give me a big like, give me a big thumbs up.

Second thing is, down below, leave me a comment.

I'd love to know what you guys think about legacy, about wealth, about creation, about passing it over.

And while we're here, if you want a free copy of happy money, happy family, yes, and happy

legacy, just email me, Gino at jake and gino.com, and I'll send you a free copy.

Because for me, when I got into the business years ago, I was always thinking about this

generational wealth.

I want to make money and I want to pass it down to my kids.

Well, did I ever ask my kids if that is what they wanted?

And as I dove deeper into real estate and I started accumulating assets and I created

Jake and Gino, we had some amazing coaches there.

And one of my coaches, Bill Hamm, would say at our boot camps, this generational wealth thing,

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