It just dawned on me as I've now been in real estate for over 15 years. Like, what is actually

cash flow? You know, if people just think that rentals are cash flow, but I'm over here saying,

well, I made a lot of cash flow flipping houses over the years. Like, I didn't work that much.

You know, my wholesaling business made me a lot of cash flow. Like, even though I didn't get to

keep the cash flow because I had to pay off the losses from the flips, if I didn't have those slips, I would have been making great

cash flow. And now we're making great cash flow as we enter a new year. But, you know, long story

short, I'm like, okay, out of all the real estate stuff I've done, the Airbnbs, the syndications, like, which one's the best? And by the way, which one's the best for

right now with the market being what it is? And I just said, well, if I was looking at an asset,

forget about whether it's real estate, right? Any asset. It could be Bitcoin. It could be a stock.

It could be buying a laundromat.

It could be buying anything. Right? What kind of features would I look for in an asset?

And it became clear to me there was three features I would look for. One would be I want massive returns.

If I'm going to invest in something, I want something that gives me big returns. All right?

The second thing I would look for is in something. I want something that gives me big returns. The second thing

I would look for is minimal risk. So how do I get minimal risk in whatever it is I'm doing?

And then the third one I would look for is minimal time. I mean, I want to get paid quick.

So how quickly can I make my return?

Those are the important aspects of any kind of investment.

And so I started to look at this and I said, okay, well, out of everything I've done to this point, how does it play out?

All right?

Looking at these three factors, how does this play out? And so I said, well, let's take it with

rentals, let's take it with flips, and let's take it with wholesale. You know, how does this play out?

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