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Don’t get stuck on the hamster wheel, you CAN have financial freedom and you can have it SOONER than you think! Eddie Wilson sat down with our Resident Expert, Greg Slaughter, to discuss his latest project, Strive2Thrive Academy, and how he is living after systemizing his personal and professional life. They discuss not waiting until later to do the things you truly want to do and how your ego can sabotage you in the long run. Want to start thriving? Visit GregSlaughter.com.

Don’t get stuck on the hamster wheel, you CAN have financial freedom and you can have it SOONER than you think! Eddie Wilson sat down with our Resident Expert, Greg Slaughter, to discuss his latest project, Strive2Thrive Academy, and how he is living after systemizing his personal and professional life. They discuss not waiting until later to do the things you truly want to do and how your ego can sabotage you in the long run. Want to start thriving? Visit GregSlaughter.com.

There are a lot of question marks surrounding the lending industry and current market, so Eddie sat down with Ben Fertig, President at Constructive Capital, to chat about all things currently happening in the lending space. They chat about legislation being passed, if the gaps in the conventional lending space is what is clearing the way for private lending industry to grow and allowing more capital come in, and if the playing field will be leveled with the conventional lending space. They discussed why investors want to have a source of capital lined up (and lined up early) because of how competitive it is when it comes time to buy. Then it got PERSONAL! Eddie said, “Every great win fall in business comes after the point of sacrifice,” and asked Ben about his journey, how he built Constructive, and what sacrifice he made to get to the pinnacle. For more information, visit ConstructiveLoans.com.

There are a lot of question marks surrounding the lending industry and current market, so Eddie sat down with Ben Fertig, President at Constructive Capital, to chat about all things currently happening in the lending space. They chat about legislation being passed, if the gaps in the conventional lending space is what is clearing the way for private lending industry to grow and allowing more capital come in, and if the playing field will be leveled with the conventional lending space. They discussed why investors want to have a source of capital lined up (and lined up early) because of how competitive it is when it comes time to buy. Then it got PERSONAL! Eddie said, “Every great win fall in business comes after the point of sacrifice,” and asked Ben about his journey, how he built Constructive, and what sacrifice he made to get to the pinnacle. For more information, visit ConstructiveLoans.com.

What does the future look like in the current market? We don’t have a crystal ball, but Eddie sat down with John Santilli, Chief Revenue Officer at Rehab Financial Group, to discuss how he is feeling about the current marketplace, how it will affect the private lending industry and what we could see from the private lending industry. We haven’t seen housing diminish much and it’s a difficult marketplace based on inventory, so they chatted about if John thinks that’s the driver of what’s making things the way they are, how broad he lends and with the move in the marketplace, does the private lending industry create an outlet for passive investors. Plus, Eddie asks John with the market stabilizing during an election year, interest rates going down, and the housing market increases in value, does this mean that we're in one of the biggest of curves for the build to rent space? For more information, visit RehabFinancial.com.

What does the future look like in the current market? We don’t have a crystal ball, but Eddie sat down with John Santilli, Chief Revenue Officer at Rehab Financial Group, to discuss how he is feeling about the current marketplace, how it will affect the private lending industry and what we could see from the private lending industry. We haven’t seen housing diminish much and it’s a difficult marketplace based on inventory, so they chatted about if John thinks that’s the driver of what’s making things the way they are, how broad he lends and with the move in the marketplace, does the private lending industry create an outlet for passive investors. Plus, Eddie asks John with the market stabilizing during an election year, interest rates going down, and the housing market increases in value, does this mean that we're in one of the biggest of curves for the build to rent space? For more information, visit RehabFinancial.com.