Sep 17 2020 43 mins 6
After listening to many other episodes of this podcast... you may be wondering... should I be flipping land?
I am honor to have on this podcast two gentlemen who I respect tremendously and have been following for a couple of years.
They have real, raw wisdom. They don't BS --- unlike other guests I shall not name in this podcast.
Please help me welcome Justin Sliva and Adam Southey from Casual Fridays REI.
In this podcast, you will discover…
- How and why they got into the land investing business during the last 5 years
- What they did as a side hustle before getting into land (Hint: It wasn't real estate related)
- What excited them at the beginning of the land journey and what excites them now
- Why there are some aspects of the land business that they hate
- How do they define financial freedom and when is enough, enough
Resources Mentioned In This Podcast:
Consulting with Justin and Adam
For all the show notes, and more, check out the podcast website at www.doctorfreedompodcast.com
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