MNS-Adam Labarr

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5 • 831 Ratings

🗓️ 14 January 2020

⏱️ 33 minutes

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This weeks guest on the Movers and Shakers podcast is Adam La Barr. He joined the United States Air Force in 2003 and has been all over the world since then including Iraq, Afghanistan, Korea, Japan, Germany, Spain, Thailand, and many other places. After getting married to his beautiful wife, Raquel, in 2010 he began to spark an interest in real estate. This interest turned into a passion which led Adam to many different mentor groups and eventually joining forces with Jake Stenziano and Gino Barbaro who gave Adam more than just an education; they gave him a desire to succeed! He took off and purchased a 62 unit apartment and joined in a 132 unit syndication while living overseas. Adam is currently invested in over 340 doors and climbing! Adam is very active in educating military members in ways to invest in real estate and even co-authored a #1 best selling book to work that front. Active Duty Passive Income currently has over 7,000 members and continues to provide military members and veterans from around the globe a quality education platform and an amazing group of collaborators.

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0:00.0	This is Movers and Shakers, where we interview the upcoming generation of Make It Happen
0:06.4	Multifamily Investors to share their story.
0:11.5	Welcome to the Movers and Shakers podcast.
0:14.4	My name is Gino Barbaro, co-founder of Jake and Gino, multifamily investor, educator, father,
0:20.5	mentor, and I'm joined by my co-host, my
0:22.8	brosoph, Joshua Ryan Ruzin. Mr. Ruzin, Merry Christmas, and how are you doing today?
0:29.7	Gino, doing well, my friend, excited to spend some time back home, hanging out with the family.
0:35.0	Really, it's a good reminder of why we put it in all his hard work to do what we love and spend time with who we love and have the family. Really it's a good reminder of why we put it in all hard work to do what we love and spend time with who we love and have the freedom
0:41.8	to do so. Gino, how are you doing today? I'm doing good. I just have to ask you one
0:46.1	question. Where are you this afternoon? Flint Public Library posting up and
0:50.9	make it in my office. Library they're dead nowadays. No one goes. I figured I'd make an appearance and take over an office.
0:57.0	So lesson number one, even before we start the podcast, what is it, Josh?
1:01.0	It is Make It Happen.
1:03.0	There's no excuses about why Josh can't be on the podcast because Josh is always out there making it happen.
1:09.0	Yes, sir. And speaking of making it happen, today we have an there making it happen. Yes, sir.
1:11.2	And speaking of making it happen, today we have an extra make it happen guest, Adam Labar.
1:16.7	Adam joined the U.S. Air Force in 2003 and has been all over the world since then, including
1:21.5	Iraq, Afghanistan, Korea, Japan, Germany, Spain, Thailand, and many other places.
1:28.4	After getting married to his beautiful wife, Raquel, in 2010, he began to spark an interest
1:32.6	in real estate.
1:33.7	This interest turned into a passion which led Adam to many different mentor groups and eventually
1:37.9	joining forces with Jake Zenziano and Gino Barbero, who gave Adam more than just an education.
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