A former police sergeant quit the force three weeks ago to flip houses full-time. He made $50k on his first flip with a partner named Nathan, after attending a Cleveland mastermind event last June. Leadership promotions didn't fix what he was looking for.
$50,000
Nathan
"Last June" in Cleveland (Cleveland mastermind event) — quoted phrase from the transcript.
"About three weeks ago" (quoted from the transcript).
I was a police officer. I made sergeant. And internally, that's what they were telling me would solve a lot of my problems. Leadership role and all these things. But it didn't. Right around Covid time, I started to look into other ways of making income. Fast forwarding to last June in Cleveland marks event. I'm skeptical. I'm in police work. Everyone's going to sell me something or I don't. I don't know what I was walking into, but what I knew was what I was doing wasn't working. Got in the room, just started talking and networking with you guys. Connections were made. I got someone here now in Cleveland that's able to locate deals for us. Nathan and I started flipping houses. Anyone who's at Nashville heard, like, our first flip closed. We made 50k. That's half of what I was making at the police department in a whole year. I walked in the police department about three weeks ago, told the chief, this is it, man. I'm done. I'm retiring and I'm going to go roll the dice on myself because I know I'm going to make it.
