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So you want to be a real estate investor, but you don't want to do the work if there were only a way

where someone else could do it for you now there is tune in here each and every

Saturday on the epic real estate investing show for turnkey Saturdays with your host Mercedes Torres.

Ladies and gentlemen without further ado let me introduce to you an awesome individual young

gentleman that happens to serve the county of Los Angeles

as a police officer. Welcome to the show, Mr. Justin W. Welcome.

Hello. Awesome, Justin. Justin W. Welcome. Hello. Awesome Justin. Thank you so much for joining us and you know we're

going to cut to the chase and why don't you introduce yourself and tell us a little

bit about who you are.

My name is Justin I grew up in the county of Riverside lived in Los Angeles probably

about the last 12 years I came interested in passive income in college with a professor who actually a business

professor who suggested to the class that we read rich Rich Dad Poor Dad, and then I started doing a little more research after college and a buddy and I kind of looked into it together and started listening to the podcast and reading books etc. I've worked

as a police officer the last seven years and I guess seven going on eight years and that's pretty much it on my all time I'm working on trying to build a retire early.

Awesome, awesome. You know Justin, I've said for a very very long time you by far were the youngest cash flow

savvy real estate investor I know you have acquired three properties you are now working on number four but up until last year you were our youngest

clients so that I don't know if you knew but kudos to you.

You know what interesting you said that you know you were kind of forced to read Rich Dad poor Dad. I often wonder you know what if we substituted in our school system a classic like the catcher and the Rye for Rich Dad Poor Dad.

What kind of an impact would that have on our young society?

There's a lot of things in our school system

that we could substitute.

I love the memes that talk about how, you know, they teach you how to, they teach

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