Buy cheap horses at auction for $500, train them, and flip for $3-5k each. Scale into a horse trainer role, then build an equestrian center with multiple revenue streams from stall rentals and training. Use Titan 23 financing to fund the expansion.
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Did you see what the deal was today? No. How does she— how does she capitalize on that and continue to grow their wealth, you know? And she thinks it's through buying horses. So as long as you don't get attached to them and treat them like used cars, that's great. Like, go buy you a— go, go, go rescue you a horse from the horse barn. You know, the horse auction, $500. Bring them home, ride them, get them, get them straightened up where he can handle a saddle. And then sell them for $3,000, $4,000, $5,000. That's active income, isn't it? She becomes a horse trainer. You know, horse trainers make good money. Horse trainers make damn good money. I know several of them, but it's a blue-collar job and they still make, you know, they still gotta be active about it. So what's her next move? Finding places, real estate maybe, to get into. So this is why Titan 23 is important, 'cause we can help her actually raise funds to start her own equestrian center. The equestrian center can have 7 to even like 100 streams of income. Because an equestrian center, you know, they're— they gotta— it depends on how many stalls you got, right? So those things make a good amount of money as well.