This is the Better Life Podcast. I'm your host, Brandon Turner, here without my co-host, Mr. Cam Cathcart today.

I love today's episode. I'm sitting down with a buddy of my name Chase Ingram. I've known Chase for years through like the Maui Masterclass. and he's been just kind of part of my world,

but I've never interviewed him or heard his story.

So today I get to hear the story of being able to build a real estate business

in order to quit your job and what that looks like

to give you a significantly better life.

That's what today's episode is all about.

But hey, quick question first. Do you know why the chef couldn't finish his special dish?

He didn't have the time.

T-H-Y-M-E. No? I thought that was a pretty decent one. All right, speaking of time, it's time to get on with this episode. Again, short introduction, the only thing I ask is if you find this show helpful, we are trying to reach more people with the message that real estate investing, and entrepreneurship in general, can give you a better life. So please share this video, this episode with somebody who you think maybe two, three, four years down the road would love to quit their job. And without further ado, let's get to the episode with Chase Ingram. Chase Ingram. Welcome to the show, man. Thank you, man. Thanks for having me. I appreciate it. Dude, it's been a while. Like, I've known you for years and we've finally made this happen. I know. I love it. It seems like, what are we four or five years, something like that.

It's been a while, man. Yeah. I've known you for years and we've finally made this happen. I know. I love it.

It seems like, what are we four or five years?

Something like that. It's been a while, man. Yeah. So it was very due. And I'm excited about today's topic, especially, which I want to start with. The question, what does it actually take for someone to quit their job? Because I know you did that, what, a year ago? Yep. What's it take for somebody to quit their job, like actually get out financially,

as you call it financially free from real estate?

How does that happen?

How does somebody do that? what a year ago? Yep. What does it take for somebody to quit their job, like actually get out financially,

I used to call it financially free from real estate?

How does that happen? How does somebody do that? I think there's a fast way and a slow way. I think the slower way would be slowly acquire rental properties, cash flow to 300 bucks a month, and slowly just chip away at that. That's what I did. To do it quickly, I feel like you need some sort of active income in the real estate world.

If you say, hey, I want to go straight all in on real estate, you can still build

the slow way through buying rentals, cash flow and kind of compounding snowballing that. But I think at

some point, if you want to do it quickly, you need some type of active income, whether that be

fix and flipping, wholesaling, heck being a realtor, doing something to bring it actually cash flow. That's not just going to be a couple hundred bucks a month. I love that you brought that up because almost everybody I know that's like financially free is like, you know, financially quote unquote. And they might actually be, but almost everybody still earns active income somehow. It's like, yeah, I'm very, I mean, very few people that I can think of.

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