Welcome to the Mike Litten Experience Podcast.

Mike has over 31 years experience in real estate, finance, and investing.

He's passionate about being a father, a teacher, a realtor, an investor, and a leader.

Everyone has a story and our passion is to help them tell it. And now introducing the host of the Mike Litten experience, Mike Litten.

So what can you expect from the Mike Linton experience? You can expect stories that will inspire,

motivate, advice that will sharpen your focus, and expert information on real estate, finance, and market conditions.

Scott Groves, thank you so much for coming on the Mike Linton experience, but I am so excited to have you on as you know or as I told you I'm a huge

fan of yours I'm in your Facebook group I read your book Lee Generate twice I am just

absolutely in all of you and I know how busy you are. I just really appreciate you taking the time to be on here, man.

Thanks, man. You caught me in a hotel. We actually just finished up one of our live coaching events and then I'm headed to a dad's group tomorrow. So this was perfect time for us to meet and thanks man. It's always a privilege to be interviewed especially by a fellow producer.

So we snagged you just in time.

That's awesome, dude.

So, so as you know, everyone has a story, right?

And our passion is to help them tell it.

So with your permission, we're going to start with where you were born,

go all the way up to today with your life story. And then we can talk about anything you'd like to talk about,

coaching, books, whatever, okay? Sounds good. All right buddy. So where were you born?

Uh, Glendale, California, 1979? So that puts me 44 years old at the time of this recording

and until about two years ago, I was a lifelong Los Angeles

thought that I would work until the day I die in Los Angeles and then

retire in San Diego and the world had different plans so we'll probably

get to that. Yeah, okay. So so you grew up in Glendale. Yeah. Right. What was your favorite thing about growing up in Glendale? Well, you know, it's kind of weird man. My dad was a regional manager for U-Haul and I your

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