I want to be on a yacht with girls in bikinis and Ferrari’s, and Lamborghini’s like, we typically see people getting sold. I knew at some point I wanted to buy a house. And then I got a job as a deputy sheriff and I would just work overtime and I saved my money. And especially in the restaurant industry, as a young person, you can make pretty good money there, but it goes just as easy as you make it. I worked in restaurants and I would, I was working in saving money when all my buddies were partying. I saved a lot of money and I was pretty dedicated to making money. That just isn’t the way it worked out for me. I had no intention of getting into real estate, which is the opposite of what we usually tell people is, Hey, have a plan be intentional. What was it? What was your “why” on, on stepping into the real estate business? We had a, we had a great talk, uh, recently with Brandon Turner and you, and uh, on, you know, how COVID impacted real estate, but, and we’re going to get into that in the second show, but before we do, I’d love to know like what, you know, obviously you’re in law enforcement, you what the school you’re in, you know, uh, in San Francisco area, and that was kind of your path. Uh, and I can’t wait to hear that transition. Uh, the coolest thing is, is that David started off in law enforcement. Last year, his team sold over a hundred million dollars. I met David through biggerpockets and what a lot of you guys know is obviously David’s done very, very well in the residential space. It’s Ken McElroy here, I’m with Danille, and, uh, I’m really excited about today’s guest David Greene. How do you get started in Real Estate while also working a full-time job? Join Ken McElroy, Danille, and BiggerPockets host David Greene in a conversation about quitting your full-time salary job and making the transition to a full-time real estate investor (it’s easier than you think!).
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