Mark Evans DM worked long hours at a gutter company while learning real estate investing basics: cash-on-cash returns, owner financing, raising other people's money. He built multiple businesses from there and redefined what rich meant, starting at $100,000 a year.
I started learning how to do real estate investing. While I was working 16 hours a day at the seamless gutter company, I started learning about real estate investing, understanding what cash on cash return is, understanding what owner finance deals look like, understanding how to get other people's money. These are the things. And then I got real estate investing. Now I buy and have many, many, many companies that I own or partnered in through franchise opportunities, through real estate investing, through lending employee retention credits to e commerce at massive levels and beyond, way beyond media data, all that. But at the end of the day, you have to get started. You have to invest in yourself. And you have to understand what does rich mean to you? Because when I was first starting out, $100,000 a year is what I was shooting for. That was rich. If I did that in a week, I'm in trouble. Now.
