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So I've been in the sales industry for a long time and I've been pretty much, I've been pretty good with my money.

And about two years ago, my income noticeably jumped up quite a bit.

And a bunch of my employees, kind of in the sales industry,

just had the high leverage, high debt to grow your wealth kind of mindset.

And long story short, I ended up getting my primary residence,

and then a year later bought a rental property.

And then I got a new car. And I'm just kind of figuring out what the best way to pay all that off is because I'm a recent fan of yours kind of started

listening like summer of last year and just kind of want to get out of the debt life.

Okay, so you were working a plan that's the polar opposite of what we teach people to do, and

now you want to change direction and go back the other way?

Correct.

Okay.

So the way you got into this was buying a bunch of crap you couldn't afford, won't you sell it?

So the, I bought, well, I paid off my car. So the car is completely paid off. And then I just

have my primary residence and then just my rental property. And my, my rental property is rented

out. And I'm just curious, um, because what do you owe on? The rental property is 300,000. And then

my primary residence is 600 and what are you making

I'm making around 250,000 a year okay so you can um you're making good money so um you have any debt

other than these two items uh no i have just like a thousand on credit card, but I pay it off every month.

Okay. All right. Well, I mean, I would get on a, are you married? Yes, with two kids.

Okay. Good. Good. Okay. Um, well, I, um, I mean, what we, what George and I would teach you is just to, uh, let's live on beans and rice and let's pay off the,

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