From Police Officer to Owning $300 Million Worth of Apartment Buildings

In this episode

1. 1:45Whitney talks about his service in the army and the kind of mentality he had upon leaving.
2. 6:43He shares how he juggled family life and started up a business. He also highlighted his experience as a professional horse trainer, which he eventually gave up to pursue real estate full-time.
3. 12:24He talks about his encounters with the podcast business and his advocacy for aid in adoption.
4. 15:01People are said to see something others are passionate about rather than just looking at their motive for financial gain. Being part of something bigger than just getting checks made work so much more fulfilling for him and his team.
5. 18:54Commercial real estate property and the syndication business stretched him out of his comfort zone. He assured that it is not always necessary to start with single-family homes when entering this business.
6. 21:05Getting a team meant knowing what he was also good at and finding the people who could fill the void and push towards the same goal. He also emphasized the importance of a support system in this endeavor.
7. 23:42His criteria for a partner included an agreement on faith, family, and compatibility of skill sets.
8. 29:05He discusses how building those crucial relationships and engaging with projects that are preferably already cash-flowing - He talked about their preparation for projects that could possibly produce great returns.
9. 39:18Currently he makes the most of his schedule while still being able to be in the company of high-earning networks.
10. 41:25It all starts with a mindset to defeat those limiting beliefs that are holding you back.
11. 43:12Being proactive, especially early on in the day sets a person up for success
12. 44:18Whitney compares his initial goals from when he was still starting out to what was achieved eventually.

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