Hey guys, real quick, my company Summers Capital will be adding two more boutique hotels

to our portfolio here in 2026 and we don't do it alone. We partner with busy professionals and business owners looking for passive income and tax benefits, but don't have the time to do it actively. So if this sounds like you, go to Summerscapital.com slash invest to join our investor wait list. Now back to the show. One of the big things that I think people like is that I built the master suite as its own private third floor. So that is just massive. So you have two walk-in closets in some cases. You have a shower that's more European design. So you have the bathtub and the shower all in one enclosure. You have views out the back in your own private balcony. You said water views, right? And some of them have water views. It also depends on which way, which phase you want if you want the master to get water views or if you want to have the water views from like the living room. Yeah. Because the living room is stunning. I have big sliding glass doors, 26 foot vaulted ceiling, you know, big balcony hangs out the front of the RV garage.

So for your guests, you're drinking coffee in the morning or eating breakfast, you could look out

that way to the water too. So it just depends on which way.

Welcome to the Rich Drummers Report where we talk real estate, business, and wealth building,

all while keeping it real. No fluff, no BS. I hope that you enjoy the show.

All right, guys, welcome to another episode of the report.

Today, I got a repeat.

Yes, I got someone doing big things in the real estate space

he controls over 500 million dollars 500 million dollars of real estate and is the number one

man cave developer in the world I got my man Ryan garland Ryan welcome back to the show for a second

time thank you man round two yeah man uh Such an amazing conversation last time. We first connected

out in Miami. You hosted a really sick event out there with Jordan Belford. I met Ryan Garcia when I was

out there, one of the top boxers in the world right now. West Watson was out there, great events.

But you came on a year ago and lit it up on the podcast, so many good nuggets and so many big things that you're doing. You had a lot of hits that time, yeah. Yes, a lot of hits. Big things, dude. And so much to dive in here on today's episode. But first things, first, man, you flew in on a helicopter this morning. Did you come out from Havasu or came out from Temecula on your helicopter? No, I came out from Havasu. From Havasu. How long was that flight? Right at two hours. So it wasn't bad. It's a lot better than a 10 hour turnaround trip. What kind of helicopter do you have? It's an R-44 and it's not mine, but I use eternity helicopters to fly me around everywhere I need to go. Okay. And you got your pilot right here watching the podcast. That's cool stuff, man. Did you fly or the pilot? No, he flies. I just kind of co-pilot, act like I know what I'm doing. Yeah, yeah. I like that, man. I like that. So, so much to dig in here, man. Give us a snapshot. I want the audience to kind of know who you are, but give us a snapshot of

what you currently own and what you do in the real estate space today. Yeah. So I cut my teeth really.

So prior to 2008, I was more in the mortgage space. Had a mortgage company when 2008 hit,

I kind of got more into the distressed assets. That's when I opened up the paradigm brand just

because you kind of had to shift to survive, right? And as the market was shifting, I kind of got into, again, more of the workout turnarounds, REO, short sales, distressed. And so I've always had this kind of conservative outlook and lending money on distressed assets as well, because I'm being a lender, so hard money lending and so forth. And then really, just fast forward into where we are today, not only doors open for me because I not only found them, but walk through them

and continue to push myself into different realms. But we ended up going from kind of more of a

private money lender, fund management, you know, asset management to, you know, distressed assets, workout turnarounds, selling notes,

repurposing all different portfolios, working with larger institutions like JP Morgan, Wells Fargo,

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