The Importance of a Sales Background

Bronson: I've just always been a learner. And, you know, they're just saying by trying, buying traces, as if you want to earn more, you have to learn more. He says he didn't know when he started that he'd be bringing deals into the mix. Bronson's dad is a college professor at state college and his mom has been a teacher for 30 years.

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Wouldn't it be great to have the choice to keep working or retire early and still have money coming in? Today's guest was able to exercise this freedom of choice, and he will share how he left his high-paying job and went all-in to becoming a real estate investor.

Tune in to discover if the path he took is something you would want to follow. Discover how to start finding profitable deals and investing in properties even when you don't have enough money for capital.

Top 3 Things You’ll Learn:

Two ways to participate in a deal
How to raise capital to finance a deal
Making the hard decision to leave a well-paying job

About Our Guest:

Bronson Hill was a highly-paid consultant for a medical device company. He worked with physicians who made millions of dollars each year (literally!) but were working 60-80 hours a week, and Bronson didn’t envy them. Yes, they were making a lot of money but trading much of their time. He wanted to make his money work harder to have the freedom to spend his days how he wanted.

In his journey, Bronson discovered that high-earning individuals could reduce their taxes and eventually replace their work income with cash flow through alternative investments (outside of Wall Street). He believes true financial freedom is when you can scale your passive cash flow without limiting your time. Today, Bronson continues to build his wealth through multifamily syndications.

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