What's going on, everyone? Welcome to Real Talk, Real Estate. I'm David Green, and we got a

seeing Green show for you. I am joined today with previous guest Shane Sanders. Shane, I don't

know if I ever asked you. Do you go by the nickname Sugar? Sugar Shane, yeah. Sugar Shane, I should

have known. It's like everyone whose name is Floyd has to be pretty boy. If your name is

Shane, you're going to be Sugar Shane. Sugar Shane Sanders today, we did one of my favorite podcasts we've ever done on the David Green Show where we talked about Shane Strategy, how he's using the burr and combining it with ADUs. Have you come up with like a snazzy name for this yet? Not yet. I was waiting for you to do that. I need to work on that. I used to let Brandon Turner handle all of the nicknaming, but now that we're not co-hosting together, I need to step up. But do you happen to know which show number it is, my chance? Oh, I want to say it was 79 or maybe 71. I'm going to pull it up. Yeah, we will pull it up and then we'll give that to you guys to go check out because it was an excellent show. And if you're someone who's been frustrated, trying to make real estate work, specifically trying to make it cash flow in today's market. You don't want to miss Shane's show. It was so good, so sweet, so full of healthy sugar that we brought Shane back today to help out with the Seen Green Show. Will we take questions from you, the listener base? And we answer them for everybody to hear. If you guys would like to be featured on the show, I need your input to be able to make it. Head to David Green24.com slash ask where you could submit your video question or your written question if you're shy

if you're incredibly good looking and you don't want the rest of us to feel bad and we'll answer

your question on the david green show and i did pull it up it is episode 81 episode 81 for

everybody out there if you want to be inspired to invest in real estate again make sure you go

check out Shane's show.

Shane, you got this energy that makes me feel like I'm on like MTV and I'm interviewing a BMX racer or something. Have you ever been involved in any extreme sports?

I'm mountain bike a decent amount and ride dirt bikes and stuff like that, but not really.

Now you've sunsetted into pickleball, right? You want to tell us all about your pickleball prowess? Oh gosh. Well, I thought I was a lot better than I am. We could have figured that out pretty quick. So I've got some practice to do. Shane was in a pickleball tournament. Supposed to play with his sister,

ended up playing doubles with his mom and they lost. So he's been humbled, but we're going to make up for that today. He's going to leave feeling like a winner because we're going to have a great show for all of you guys. Remember today's show is sponsored by the one brokerage. That is my mortgage company, the one brokerage where you go for every kind of loan. So if you need someone to do a mortgage for you, a family member that you trust, a friend or anything you're trying to buy, whether it's

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we have got you. Go to David Green24.com. Use the contact us button. You'll chat, go directly to me. I'll learn a little bit about your situation, get you connected to somebody, and we'll help you with building wealth. All right, let's get into our first question of the show today. This comes from Nick Garfield in Rochester, New York, who is living and hoping to invest in Charleston, South Carolina.

David, first off, thank you so much for all of your raw content and for any insight you can provide us. Quick background on my situation and why my fiance and I are coming to you for

advice, the part owner of the small business here in Charleston, South Carolina. This role

has free housing is one of the perks. Between regular savings and putting away bonuses,

I'm proud to say my fiance and I have saved up about $60,000. Our plan as we began saving was to purchase a house

hack here in West Ashley, a three or four bedroom house that we could rent out by the room while living

there. Without repairs, maintenance, and vacancy, our portion of the mortgage for these homes

would be roughly $300 to $400 a month.

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