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Millionaire Podcast Episode 84 - If money is a weapon then this is war, with Lance Pettway of TCRE Dec 24, 2018

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On this episode of the Millionaire Podcast I speak with my partner at Todd Capital Real Estate aka Todd Acquisitions about a variety of issues including the LeBron James comments, the Bigger Pockets v Blacker Pockets talk and the Opportunity Zone and War Zone conversation.

Episode 83 - Everything you need to know about Opportunity Zones, with Charm City Buyers Dec 10, 2018

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On this episode I interview one half of Charm City Buyers, Mr. Khalil Uqdah, MBA who is not only a massively successful real estate investor but is an expert on the topic of Opportunity Zones which WILL impact lower and middle America for years to come. On this show we talk about why OZs are important, how to take advantage of OZs and how to protect people from being taken advantage of by OZs and big OZ funds. ****If you are interested in Opportunity Zones Charm City is offering both a 101 course and a Master Class. You can get 30% off by using the code 'millionaire' at check out. The courses can be found here: OZ 101: https://charmcitybuyers.teachable.com/p/opportunityzone101/?affcode=145412__qxpzcw0 Master Class: https://charmcitybuyers.teachable.com/p/ozmasterclass/?affcode=145412__qxpzcw0 Key points from the show: I don’t focus on the cause of the problem I focus on what I am going to do in response to the problem Constantly stay at minimum one year ahead When the universe presents something to me multiple times I pay attention 100% of the low income census tracts in Puerto Rico are opportunity zones Khalil, his wife and their company can be found on their website www.charmcitybuyers.com and on all social media @charmcitybuyers

Episode 82 Part 2 - HBCU Wall Street Real Estate Edition Dec 06, 2018

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This episode is part real estate and part business where we talk about how Jamerus got his start investing in inexpensive trailer homes that ultimately paid for themselves in the first year while also cash flowing. We also circle back and talk about the importance of entrepreneurship for the community and for your individual career. Key points from the show: Your real estate journey is going to be different from the next guy You can’t do it on your own Improve yourself by helping others If people aren’t going to gives you x, go do it yourself If your job tells you that you lack skills in one area start a business because business ownership will force you to learn those skills Our reparations is us working together Wealth is something you can leave that positions the person you are leaving it to, to have no worries financially

Todd Capital Millionaire Podcast Episode 82 Pt 1 with HBCU Wall Street Nov 29, 2018

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ON THIS EPISODE OF THE MILLIONAIRE PODCAST WE TALK ABOUT THE ENTREPRENEURIAL CULTURE OF HBCUS AND WE TALK ABOUT WHY NCA&T HAS THE GREATEST HOMECOMING ON EARTH. WE ALSO TALK ABOUT HOW THEY STARTED THE COMPANY HBCU WALL STREET THAT HAS OVER 40K FOLLOWERS ON IG WITH THE MINDSET OF "GO TO SCHOOL TO GET A DEGREE AND CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOURSELF AND OTHERS" ANNOUNCEMENTS: STILL RUNNING THE BLACK FRIDAY LLC SPECIAL OF $75 CONSULTING FEE PLUS LLC FILING FEE IN YOUR STATE PRICE INCLUDES ONGOING CONSULTING WITH MYSELF. ALSO LAUNCHING THE ADVANCED STOCK INVESTING COURSE AND WE HAVE PUBLISHED THE ON DEMAND LONG DISTANCE REAL ESTATE INVESTING COURSE WHICH COMES WITH SLIDES AND ONGOING COACHING, ALL CAN BE FOUND ON GUMROAD.COM/TODDCAPITAL BLACK MILLIONAIRE OF THE WEEK: Reginald F. Lewis (December 7, 1942 – January 19, 1993), was an American businessman. He was one of the richest African-American men in the 1980s, and the first African American to build a billion-dollar company, Beatrice Foods.[1] In 1993, Forbes listed Lewis among the 400 richest Americans, with a net worth estimated at $400 million.[2][3] Recruited to top New York law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP immediately after law school, Lewis left to start his own firm two years later. After 15 years as a corporate lawyer with his own practice, he moved to the other side of the table by creating TLC Group L.P., a venture capital firm, in 1983. BOOK OF THE WEEK: ANTRIFRAGILE – THINGS THAT GAIN FROM RANDOMNESS: Quote “Antifragility is beyond resilience or robustness. The resilient resists shocks and stays the same; the antifragile gets better.” QUICK TIP: SOLVING PROBLEMS IS THE WAY TO WEALTH AND SOLVING PROBLEMS CREATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY THAT HAVE THE PROBLEMS – YOUR DEGREE MAKES YOU A BUSINESS, YOU ARE AN EXPERT AND YOU CAN DO MORE WITH YOUR DEGREE OFF THE JOB THAN ON IT, DONT LIMIT YOUR SUCCESS TO YOUR 9-5, START A BUSINESS THAT WILL ALLOW YOU TO AMASS MILLIONS IN A FEW YEARS INSTEAD OF WAITING AROUND 20 YEARS FOR ONE MILLION KEY POINTS FROM THE SHOW: START A BUSINESS TO HELP OTHERS LEAD WITH HELPING OTHER PEOPLE YOU GO FURTHER FASTER BY HELPING OTHER PEOPLE EVERYONE IS AN ENTREPRENEUR IN SOME WAY DON’T JUST STOP THERE WITH THE JOB THINK BEYOND JUST THE JOB THE PRESIDENT OF THEIR APPAREL COMPANY IS A CURRENT HBCU STUDENT IT TAKES A COLLECTION OF ALL THE SOLUTIONS COMING TOGETHER THE BLACK MIDDLE CLASS IN THIS COUNTRY EXISTS BECAUSE OF HBCUS THE HOST COMMUNITIES AROUND EVERY HBCU AT SOME POINT THRIVED HBCUS ARE THE HEARTBEAT OF AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE IN AMERICA THE BROTHERS CAN BE FOUND ON IG: @HBCUWALLSTREET AND @JAMERUSPAYTON , @TORENCER WEBSITE: HBCUWALLSTREET.COM

Episode 81: I want to make sure my kids never feel poverty, with Pongee Barnes Nov 19, 2018

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On this episode I get to speak with Pongee Barnes. Pongee is probably one of my favorite interviews. She has a great mindset regarding debt and investing, she isn't a full time flipper but she focuses on doing one good flip each year, another great thing I learned is how she does the BRRR method without pulling out the equity in a refi. Key points from the show: Try to get a rapport with the neighbors Do a flip once a year Its not always about the number sometimes you have to go with your gut Pongee can be found here: instagra: @realestateandchill https://www.amazon.com/Real-Estate-Chill-Tricks-Investors-ebook/dp/B079BH3RHG https://www.facebook.com/realestateandchillbook/

Episode 80, The City Too Busy to Hate with Chris Mitchell aka Mr. Monopoly Nov 14, 2018

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On this episode of the Millionaire Podcast I speak with Mr. Christopher Mitchell aka Mr. Monopoly on IG. He is a graduate of Jackson State with a degree in engineering, associate broker at Real Estate Gurus and owner of the Mitchell Realty Group, a real estate hedge fund. Hear how he survived his first deal to go on and do multiple flips throughout the Atlanta area. We also talk about what makes Atlanta special and why so many African American business owners and professionals thrive there. Key points from the show: First deal horror story Grateful for the experience – Skills, connections, contacts to full time from crappy first deal Become aware of the playing field Securitize property to raise funds Books mentioned: Rich Dad Poor Dad Big Weed Mr. Monopoly can be on IG @_mr_monopoly

Episode 79 - “You don’t have a credit issue you have an income issue” with Attorney Ashley Goggins Nov 05, 2018

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On this episode I speak with Ashley Goggins, licensed attorney and serial entrepreneur. Ashley talks about how she created $13,000 per month in passive residual income through her credit repair business and multi level marketing which positioned her to open her own law firm. You will hear how she manifested her dreams by speaking it into existence, you will hear us put to rest the 800 FICO or 1 Million Dollars debate and you will get a ton of gems on entrepreneurship and credit repair. Be sure to like, subscribe, share and leave a five start review. Thank you for listening! Key points from the show - Create where you want to be in your head Do what you love and the money will come Speak it into existence Invested $500 into her business Reinvest all money back into business Get into the room Started a side hustle just for the cushion Do the math Credit is 65% related to your income Eliminate the mindset that tells you that you have to spend it just because you have it Context is everything Books Mentioned - The Compound Effect Tipping Point Rich Dad Poor Dad Ashley can be found here - @itsashleygesq @mycreditbar mycreditbar.com

Episode 78, The power of the land contract in Flint Michigan with @roe.the.realtor Oct 30, 2018

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On this episode of the Millionaire Podcast by Todd Capital we speak with Roeman. Roeman is a real estate agent and soon to be broker with a background in hospitality. Roeman owns 4 rental properties and a three unit commercial property. On this episode you will hear how Roeman and his brother Dre find deals, rehab deals for less than $5,000 and manage multiple properties with little to no money out of their pocket. Key points from the show: The power of the land contract GM Started in Flint Lost a lot of jobs when GM moved overseas Become very creative to get a deal done There are a lot of gems in warzones There are people willing to move into those areas You have to be in tune with the market or at least have someone on the ground that you trust Do you own due diligence on the market not just the property Sometimes cash flow isn’t the play My homes are my kids, they always need something they always want something. When you buy a home on a land contract you can write the terms as you please You can learn anything on youtube Searches for absentee owners Books mentioned: Rich Dad Poor Dad The Art and Science of Respect Roeman can be found on Instagram @roe.the.realtor

Episode 77, While you are thinking about it, I'm just going to go do it with @truckin_justin Oct 10, 2018

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On this episode of the Millionaire Podcast I speak with Keenan Hodges, aka Trucking Justin. Justin talks about how he purchased his first truck, how he maintains the truck, and finds jobs and hires drivers. In just five short months Justin has already grossed $70,000 on top of his 9-5 career. Key Points From The Show: I’m about getting answers today In order to be successful in business you have to be quick To be successful in business you have to be solution oriented Its important to show payment history when financing a truck Trucking is built off cash and credit Money gets them credit and credit gets you money which gets you more credit Sends the truck in once a month for maintenance When you buy trucks, keep a reserve of 3-5k. Hold people accountable If you don’t save you can’t get to the second truck Even if you move at a slow pace you will get beyond the person moving at a fast Books Mentioned: Rich Dad Poor Dad Justin can be found on Instagram @truckin_justin

Todd Capital Millionaire Podcast Episode 76, Call on deals you can't afford, with Nathaniel Moore Sep 27, 2018

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On this episode of the Millionaire Podcast we talk with Mr. Nathaniel Moore. Nathaniel is a serial entrepreneur and the CEO and Founder of MCIG, a holding company that acquires struggling companies in the childcare and medical industry, with multiple locations serving over 500 families. Nathaniel rose to prominence in the early-2000's buying and selling real estate at the age of 19. After finding early success in real estate, Nathaniel then acquired his first business at the age of 22, taking the company from 1 location to 7 locations and revenues in the multi-millions. Key points from the show: Become the most interesting person in the room You don’t have to sell yourself when people are paying attention Be uncommon where everyone else is common A lot of people are deferred by what the list price is Scratch the surface and find the story behind the list price Looking for the things that scare people A business is someone offering a service and someone buying a service Find brokers that are selling companies confidentially Inject new ideas Call on deals that you can’t afford I don’t want to buy a business and buy a job Get to know the personnel Tell me your most loyal employee I’m going to get this thing done whether you support it or not Drag a deal out long enough and the seller will mentally check out The upside is the icing even if you break even on the financing If I can’t make the payment I renegotiate with the owner Owner financing is a relationship When they owner finance this indicates that they believe in the business enough to make that commitment Forget about what you don’t have and start thinking like you do have it, acting like you do have it and speaking like you do have it Books mentioned Rich Dad Poor Dad From the poorhouse to the penthouse

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