In today’s episode, we’ve compiled highlights from recent shows, featuring incredible guests who shared entrepreneurial journeys, real estate insights, and valuable advice for investors.
Tony Lopes, our first guest, shared his inspiring journey from a layoff to real estate success. Starting with a four-unit building, he emphasized the importance of starting small and scaling up gradually, debunking the myth of needing large-scale investments immediately. Tony also introduced his venture, Dirty Boots Capital, combining on-the-ground experience with economic analysis to guide investors.
Our second guest, Marc Kuhn, transitioned from concrete work to real estate entrepreneurship. Facing a job loss and panic attack, he stressed the need for a business that operates independently. Marc discussed leveraging time, money, and media, highlighting the pivotal role of a business coach in his success.
Connect with our guests: Find Tony Lopes on Dirty Boots Capital and Marc Kuhn on LinkedIn for insights on creative financing and real estate investing.
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About Tony Lopes:
Tony Lopes, a first-generation American, investor, consultant, real estate professional, and macroeconomic enthusiast, holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering and an MBA from UMass. With 19 years in the defense industry, managing multi-million dollar programs, he simultaneously built a lucrative portfolio of residential income properties. His strategic investments and market acumen enabled him to retire at 44. Today, he coaches others seeking a more fulfilling life. Gain insights from Tony’s journey in the book “Freedom at Risk.”
Marc Kuhn:
Entrepreneur Marc Kuhn started in construction in 1994 at $1 per hour, steadily growing his father’s company with annual raises. In 2010, with $2,500 in his bank account, he founded MAK Construction, now a multi-million-dollar enterprise with over 200 Midwest units. Marc’s real estate success led to financial freedom, and he now owns three thriving companies with eight-figure annual revenues, inspiring others to achieve the same.
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