Save to Zero

Zach Richards, Mike Seidl
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Save to Zero is a podcast about earning more instead of just saving more. Hosted by Zach Richards and Mike Seidl, entrepreneurs and founders of REI Capital Guys, helping others achieve true passive income through private lending, you will learn how to invest in yourself, build real income streams, and stop wasting time chasing small savings. Hear from investors, entrepreneurs, and operators on how they created value, scaled their networks, and built real wealth.

  1. The Sweet Shift into Real Estate Investing with Aaron Hale Ep 18

    5 days ago

    The Sweet Shift into Real Estate Investing with Aaron Hale Ep 18

    Episode 18: The Sweet Shift into Real Estate Investing with Aaron Hale What happens when life forces you to start again and you end up building a fudge business, buying rentals, lending to investors, and running some of the toughest races on earth? In this episode of Save to Zero, co-hosts Mike and Zach sit down with Aaron Hale, a former military cook, Army EOD technician, fudge maker, real estate investor, lender, speaker, and extreme endurance athlete. His story is powerful, funny, and full of the kind of perspective that makes you rethink what’s possible. Aaron shows how Extraordinary Delights started as “kitchen therapy” during one of the hardest seasons of his life. After losing his sight, hearing, and balance, cooking became a way to reconnect with joy, purpose, and other people. What started as homemade fudge for friends and neighbors soon became a real business. But Aaron didn’t stop there. Once the fudge business started making money, he and his family began asking a bigger question: What should we do with this income? That led him into real estate investing. Aaron talks honestly about underestimating the rehab budget, learning the hard way, and still making the deal work. From there, he moved into rentals, short-term rentals, BRRRR projects, and eventually private lending and more passive investment options. Partnership is a key to Aaron’s success. He shares how much of his life depends on finding the right people, whether he’s running, climbing mountains, kayaking, or investing in real estate. For him, building a team isn’t optional. You’ll Learn in This Episode: How Aaron moved from fudge making into real estate investment Why active income can be used to build passive income What beginner real estate education helped get him started Why his first BRRRR deal became a major learning experience How partnerships and trusted teams shape his investing strategy What private lending can look like in real estate Why passive returns usually come with trade-offs How Aaron thinks about risk, trust, and due diligence Quotes “Kitchen therapy turned into a business.” “You take the active money, and you do passive things with it.” “Blind or not, I still need a team.” “The more hands-off you get, the less return you’re going to get for yourself.” About Aaron Hale Aaron Hale is a former Army EOD technician who lost his vision and hearing after a catastrophic illness following combat deployments. Rather than retreat from life, he rebuilt it.  Aaron became the first deaf-blind athlete to complete the Badwater 135, the toughest foot race on earth, and most recently ran from the coast of Africa to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in a historic sea-to-summit expedition.  Today, he speaks to leaders and teams about resilience, adaptation, and performing when circumstances are far from ideal.  Find Aaron Hale and the Point of Impact Podcast Online Find Aaron Hale on Instagram | LinkedIn Find REI Capital Guys For Investors & the Fund – Learn how the Fund works and book a call For Borrowers & Deals – Get funding and support for your next investment

    45 min
  2. The Real Reason Your Marketing Isn’t Working with Charles Craggett Ep. 17

    9 Jun

    The Real Reason Your Marketing Isn’t Working with Charles Craggett Ep. 17

    Episode 17: The Real Reason Your Marketing Isn’t Working with Charles Craggett You don’t lose deals because of bad marketing. You lose them because you’re too slow to respond. Attention spans are shorter, customers expect instant answers, and some businesses are still using older marketing models. Charles Craggett, digital marketing expert, joins Save to Zero hosts Zach and Mike to talk about what it really takes to stand out in a crowded space.  Charles looks at digital marketing from a practical angle, focused on getting you more leads. Truthfully, your leads don’t want to wait anymore. If someone fills in a form and doesn’t hear back quickly, they’re already talking to someone else. Charles breaks down how simple systems like instant text responses, fast follow-ups, and clear processes can massively improve your conversion rate. Our conversation also digs into visibility. It’s not enough to have a website and hope people find you. You need to show up where your customers are already looking, whether that’s Google, social media, local search, or even newer AI-driven search tools. Charles talks through why this creates momentum over time and why that kind of consistency leads to better results. We also chat about what happens after the sale, where referrals, reviews, and repeat business kick in. Charles shares how small changes, such as asking for referrals or staying in touch, can turn one job into many. Finally, Charles shares his thoughts on outsourcing, working with overseas contractors, and the importance of clear communication for good results. He also offers a practical view of AI, not as magic but as a tool that can help you learn faster, think more clearly, and build skills when used well. You’ll Learn in This Episode: Why instant gratification is changing buyer behavior Why visibility online matters more than ever How a faster follow-up can win more business What compound marketing looks like in real life Why referral marketing still works so well How digital marketing can support repeat business Why knowing your ideal client profile changes everything The best places to network and meet new clients What to know before hiring overseas contractors How to use AI to help you learn and solve problems faster Quotes “In business, you’re just a professional problem solver. So, that’s just another problem to solve.” “Being cheap is a race to the bottom.” “I think that we’re at a point where people just want you to get to the point.” About Charles Craggett Charles Craggett is the founder of Become The Authority, a marketing automation agency based in Cleveland, Ohio. He has a background in sales and marketing and now focuses on bringing a systems-based approach to marketing to local service businesses.  When Charles is not running his agency, he enjoys training in Mixed Martial Arts and spending time with his family. Find Charles Craggett on Facebook and Instagram Find REI Capital Guys For Investors & the Fund – Learn how the Fund works and book a call For Borrowers & Deals – Get funding and support for your next investment

    46 min
  3. Opportunities, Spec Homes, and Thinking Bigger with Caleb Harwell Ep. 16

    2 Jun

    Opportunities, Spec Homes, and Thinking Bigger with Caleb Harwell Ep. 16

    Episode 16: Opportunities, Spec Homes, and Thinking Bigger with Caleb Harwell Most people see an opportunity and overthink it. Others take the shot and figure it out as they go. Save to Zero hosts Mike and Zach sit down with real estate investor Caleb Harwell to hear how he started his business with curiosity and connection. While working at a bank, he noticed investors making in a month what he was making in a year, and instead of ignoring it, he started asking questions. That simple move opened the door to everything that came next. Caleb shares how he went from buying single-family rentals to flipping houses, building new construction, and developing high-end spec homes in some of Atlanta’s most established neighborhoods. He talks openly about learning on the job, taking smart risks, and leaning on mentors, masterminds, and real-world experience to move faster. You’ll also hear the difference between working with outside builders and bringing more of the process in-house, why “who not how” matters when you want to grow, and how Caleb thinks about the future.  You’ll Learn in This Episode: How Caleb got into real estate Why asking questions can open big doors How masterminds help you grow faster The shift from rentals to luxury spec homes Why construction became the better play The value of focusing on “who,” not “how” How Caleb stays on top of design trends Why systems matter when you want to scale How Caleb thinks about long-term commercial investing What real freedom can look like as an entrepreneur  Quotes “If I see a shot and an opening, I’m going for it. At the end of the day, we’re all gonna die. Go for it.” “It’s not what I like. It’s what the market wants and what the market likes.” “I want experiences, I want moments, different cultures, different foods. That’s way cooler to me than a Ferrari or a Rolex.” “The ultimate success is being able to turn your phone off.” About Caleb Harwell Caleb Harwell is a real estate investor and developer. He started off in residential buy-and-hold rental properties and has grown into commercial investing and high-end spec home builds across Georgia. Caleb is a small-town guy with worldwide dreams and goals. Faith, family, and freedom. Find Caleb Harwell on Instagram Find REI Capital Guys For Investors & the Fund – Learn how the Fund works and book a call For Borrowers & Deals – Get funding and support for your next investment

    45 min
  4. How to Build a Business That Runs on Process, Not Panic, with Melanie Sloane Ep. 15

    26 May

    How to Build a Business That Runs on Process, Not Panic, with Melanie Sloane Ep. 15

    Episode 15: How to Build a Business That Runs on Process, Not Panic, with Melanie Sloane Leaving a W-2 job can feel risky, but for our guest, it opened the door to greater freedom, bigger impact, and a whole new way of working. In this episode, Mike and Zach sit down with Melanie Sloane to chat about what it looked like to leave corporate life behind and build Iron Horse Consulting around the kind of work she does best. This conversation digs into the real difference between working in a job and owning a business. Melanie talks about the freedom that comes from controlling your own schedule, working in your zone of genius, and building a company around your strengths rather than someone else’s structure. She also shares why business ownership is not always the “safe” option people think it is, and why many owners need to rethink what security really means. We also get into the financial side of growth: Why smaller companies often underprice themselves, how poor processes hurt profitability, and why clear reporting matters if you want to grow or eventually sell your business. Melanie also shares how she uses AI as a solopreneur, where it helps, where it falls short, and why human judgment still matters. You’ll Learn in This Episode: What the transition from W2 employee to business owner really feels like How controlling your own schedule can change how you work How to lean into your zone of genius The best ways to use AI as a solopreneur Why engaged owners make better clients and better businesses The common gaps Melanie sees in growing companies Why pricing too low can hurt more than help What smaller businesses can improve profit Why processes create more predictable results What buyers look for if you want to sell your business one day Quotes “Being my own owner, I can choose when I work on the projects that I work on according to the energy, the mental energy, that I have.”  “If you plan to exit your business someday, then your business eventually will run without you needing to be in the day-to-day.” “If the owner isn’t engaged in the business, it doesn’t matter if they’re $500,000 or $50 million. They aren’t going to be a good fit.” “If you have processes in place and you have consistency, then you will have more predictable profits.” About Melanie Sloane With over 15 years of progressive financial leadership experience, Melanie Sloane brings a wealth of practical knowledge to business owners seeking clarity and growth in their operations.  Melanie began her career in veterinary practice management before pivoting to the trades sector, where she developed a passion for transforming complex financial data into actionable insights. After helping scale an HVAC company from $5M to $20M in revenue as Director of Administration and successfully navigating its acquisition by a private equity firm, Melanie launched Iron Horse Consulting to extend this expertise to other ambitious business owners.  Through Iron Horse Consulting, Melanie provides fractional CFO and comprehensive bookkeeping services to growing businesses nationwide. She specializes in budget creation, financial statement interpretation, cash flow planning, and the development of key performance metrics, helping owners build sustainable enterprises with clear exit strategies.  Her quality-of-earnings evaluation services support clients at both stages of the acquisition process. For investors, these evaluations are a crucial component of due diligence, identifying both opportunities and risks before significant capital is committed.  For business owners planning an exit in the coming years, she conducts pre-sale quality-of-earnings assessments that strengthen financial presentations, address potential buyer concerns proactively, and support the highest possible valuation during negotiations. This preparation can significantly increase a business's market value and streamline the eventual sale process.  Melanie holds dual Bachelor's degrees in Business Administration and Accounting, combining formal education with real-world application. Her approach balances strict adherence to essential financial principles with the flexibility needed to support each business's unique goals and challenges.  Melanie’s mission is straightforward: to enable business owners to focus on what they love without being hindered by financial confusion or administrative burdens. She takes particular satisfaction in helping owners understand the meaning of various aspects of financial reports, giving them a deeper grasp of how their business is performing and how potential changes may affect future outcomes.  Working remotely with clients across the United States, Melanie serves as a trusted financial partner for business owners and investors seeking both immediate operational improvements and strategic pathways to successful acquisitions or exits. Find Melanie Sloane Online or Text at 801-332-9698  Find REI Capital Guys For Investors & the Fund – Learn how the Fund works and book a call For Borrowers & Deals – Get funding and support for your next investment

    45 min
  5. Building a Business by Trusting Your Gut with Dana Staszkiewicz Ep 14

    19 May

    Building a Business by Trusting Your Gut with Dana Staszkiewicz Ep 14

    Episode 14: Building a Business by Trusting Your Gut with Dana Staszkiewicz Jumping into a business you know nothing about, just trusting yourself to figure it out, sounds like a formidable risk. But that’s exactly what this episode’s guest, Dana Staszkiewicz, did when she joined her brother’s plumbing business. Co-hosts Zach and Mike sit down with Dana to chat about business growth, leadership, and what it really takes to scale without losing your values along the way. Dana shares how she joined her brother’s plumbing company right before the world changed in 2020, helped restructure the business during the pandemic, and played a major role in growing it from $12 million to $20 million in less than 36 months. It’s a great conversation about moving fast, learning on the fly, and building systems that actually support growth. We also dig into the people side of business. Dana talks openly about accountability, culture, leadership, and why so many businesses struggle to turn a profit, even when revenue looks strong. She also shares why she created the Audara Collective to support women business owners and why stepping away from the day-to-day is just as important as knowing when to push. You’ll Learn in This Episode: How Dana made the leap from advertising into a $12 million plumbing business with no trades background Why restructuring during uncertain times helped Dana’s company get tighter, stronger, and more prepared What can happen when you follow your intuition How Dana and her team grew Opus & Gold from $12 to $20 million in under 36 months The importance of maintaining company culture and family values when growing a company How accountability is one of the biggest missing pieces in so many growing businesses Why Dana started the Audara Collective to help women business owners become better leaders How mindset, physical health, and mental health help you become a stronger business owner Why taking time outside your business can help you think more clearly, lead better, and stay inspired Quotes “Sometimes you just have to make a leap.” “How do you get a little corporate but still be family owned and still have a beautiful culture. That was the balance.” “No one told me, either. Especially nowadays, there are so many avenues where you can find out information. I seek to learn. I’m a big podcast listener. And now with AI, we have so many answers at our fingertips. There’s really no excuse.” About Dana Staszkiewicz  Dana Staszkiewicz is the Co-Founder of The Opus & Golds Group, where she helps trades businesses reach their next level of success, whether that's preparing for sale, accelerating growth, or transitioning owners out of day-to-day operations. The group also partners with select companies through equity participation to ensure aligned long-term success.  As the former General Manager/COO of All Hours Plumbing, Heating, and Air, she drove the company's growth from $12M to $20M in under three years, leading to a successful sale in 2023. Her impact included leading the sale, overseeing a comprehensive rebranding, establishing leadership and management teams, and optimizing company processes.  With a diverse background spanning corporate retail management, product buying, and nearly a decade of leadership at advertising agencies, Dana brings unique expertise to the home service industry. As Director of Client Relations, she managed relationships with Fortune 50 companies before transitioning to her current roles.  While actively involved in the day-to-day operations of The Opus & Golds Group, Dana also owns and leads Audara Collective, a Fractional CEO company that mentors and empowers women to run their companies effectively.  She hosts The Trades Accelerator podcast, dedicated to helping people in trades grow and lead, whether they're already in charge or just getting started.  Beyond her professional pursuits, she is an avid traveler who enjoys exploring new places with her fiancé, cherishes time with her children and grandchildren, and remains dedicated to giving back to the community. Find Dana Staszkiewicz on Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram Find REI Capital Guys For Investors & the Fund – Learn how the Fund works and book a call For Borrowers & Deals – Get funding and support for your next investment

    45 min
  6. Scaling Fast and Fixing Mistakes with Dwayne Zimmerman and Tristan (TJ) Weiler Ep. 13

    12 May

    Scaling Fast and Fixing Mistakes with Dwayne Zimmerman and Tristan (TJ) Weiler Ep. 13

    Episode 13: Scaling Fast and Fixing Mistakes with Dwayne Zimmerman and Tristan (TJ) Weiler What happens when you go all-in on real estate… learn some hard lessons… and build a second business along the way? Let’s find out in this episode, where hosts Mike Seidl and Zach Richards chat with young entrepreneurs Dwayne Zimmerman and Tristan (TJ) Weiler, who scaled from zero to around seventy properties in just a few years. They also launched a lumber business on the side. Dwayne and TJ share what’s worked, what hasn’t, and the real-world moments that forced them to level up fast. From house fires to insurance claims to tightening up their buying strategy, this conversation is about learning by doing, even if that’s sometimes the hard way. We also get into how they structure their businesses, why masterminds have been a game-changer, and how they’re now thinking bigger with development projects and multiple business locations.  You’ll Learn in This Episode: The biggest things a real estate investor needs to be aware of before it's too late How Dwayne and Tristan scaled to ~70 properties in just a few years What happens when a flip goes wrong, and how to recover from it How to structure roles across admin, maintenance, and operations as you grow Why buying “everything” early on helped them learn what not to do How they’re transitioning from single-family deals into larger development projects The story behind their lumber business How to scale a second business without creating chaos The benefits of being in multiple mastermind groups How to approach expanding into multiple locations the smart way Quotes “We bought everything that came across the table… and that taught us what we don’t like.” “Most people pay for insurance and never think about it until something happens.” “We marked the lumber up 100% and were still cheaper than the big stores. That’s how I knew there was real money there.” About Dwayne Zimmerman and Tristan (TJ) Weiler Dwayne Zimmerman and Tristan (TJ) Weiler are entrepreneurs. They started in the construction industry as W2 earners. At ages 19 and 18, they bought their first house to flip. By age 23, they have amassed 70-plus houses and own a 2-million-dollar-a-year lumber business. Find Tristan (TJ) Weiler on Facebook Find Dwayne Zimmerman on Facebook Find REI Capital Guys For Investors & the Fund – Learn how the Fund works and book a call For Borrowers & Deals – Get funding and support for your next investment

    44 min
  7. The Truth About Rentals, Real Estate, and Freedom with Alex Pardo Ep 12

    5 May

    The Truth About Rentals, Real Estate, and Freedom with Alex Pardo Ep 12

    Episode 12: The Truth About Rentals, Real Estate, and Freedom with Alex Pardo What happens when you realize the life you're building is not the life you actually want? That’s exactly the realization our guest, Alex Pardo, had when working his corporate job at General Electric. In this episode, he shares with Mike Seidl and Zach Richards how this pivotal moment pushed him to rethink everything and led him into real estate, entrepreneurship, and eventually self-storage. Alex opens up about the early moment that changed his path, why fulfillment matters more than a good salary, and what made him decide he couldn’t spend his life doing work that didn’t fit who he was. He also shares how travel, books, and a bold decision helped set everything in motion. Our conversation then digs into the real estate side of things. Alex talks honestly about why rental properties are not the passive income many people think they are, what investors need to understand about return on equity, and why relationship capital can be even more valuable than money itself.  Alex also explains how mentors, masterminds, and the right people in your corner can speed up your growth in a big way. This episode is a great listen for anyone who feels stuck in work that no longer fits, anyone building in real estate, or anyone who wants a better way to think about growth. Alex brings a lot of honesty to this one, and he gives a clear reminder that the right relationships can change anything. You’ll Learn in This Episode: The pivotal moment that made Alex change career paths Why doing work that fulfills you matters more than a paycheck alone Why rental property and property management are not as passive as people make them sound How to think about return on equity and why it matters for long-term investors What role a mentor can play when learning a new asset class The role of an equity partner  Why relationship capital is often the most valuable capital you can build What makes masterminds so powerful Quotes “When you don’t know what you want, ask yourself what you don’t want.” “Don’t throw away your life doing something that doesn’t fulfill you and that doesn’t tap into your God-given gifts and talents and your potential.” “Masterminds extend beyond business. You can find a mastermind for any area of your life that you want to grow in.” About Alex Pardo Alex Pardo is a self-storage owner, investor, and coach who helps real estate investors and W-2 professionals buy their first cash-flowing self-storage facility, often within 6 to 12 months, without needing prior experience or their own capital.  Before becoming an entrepreneur, Alex was selected for General Electric’s prestigious Financial Management Program. Shortly after, he packed a backpack and spent 3½ months traveling across Europe, visiting 23 countries and 51 cities, an early signal that freedom, not comfort, would shape his life.  Alex entered real estate in 2005, building a highly successful single-family wholesaling and flipping business in Miami. Over the next 15+ years, he closed more than 750 transactions and founded multiple high-level mastermind communities for entrepreneurs seeking better businesses and better lives.  In 2020, despite running a profitable operation, Alex made the difficult decision to walk away from houses and transition into self-storage, without prior storage experience and without using his own money. He navigated the financial, operational, and identity challenges of that shift and went on to own multiple facilities across Florida and Mississippi, totaling over 100,000 net rentable square feet.  Today, he continues to own and operate self-storage while actively structuring creative, relationship-driven deals.  Alex is the founder of Storage Wins, a coaching community and education platform designed to simplify self-storage investing and help everyday people move from confusion to confident action. His approach emphasizes clarity, relationships, creative deal structures, and what he calls relationship capital, the backbone of every deal he’s done. He is also the host of the Storage Wins Podcast (formerly The Flip Empire Show), with over 760 episodes, where he shares real conversations, real lessons, and real stories from investors who are building freedom without trading their lives for it.  Most importantly, Alex is a man of faith, a devoted husband to his wife Natalie, and a proud father to his two daughters, Arianna and Alessia. Family, faith, and alignment come first, and everything he builds flows from that foundation. Through his businesses, coaching, and content, Alex’s mission is simple: help others achieve real freedom, financially, relationally, and personally, while living fully with the people who matter most. Find Storage Wins Online Find Storage Wins on YouTube ㅣ Apple Podcasts ㅣ Spotify Find Alex Pardo on Instagram ㅣFacebook Find REI Capital Guys For Investors & the Fund – Learn how the Fund works and book a call For Borrowers & Deals – Get funding and support for your next investment

    46 min
  8. The Tax Playbook for Real Estate Investors with Larry Pendleton Ep 11

    28 Apr

    The Tax Playbook for Real Estate Investors with Larry Pendleton Ep 11

    Episode 11: The Tax Playbook for Real Estate Investors with Larry Pendleton Taxes are one of the biggest levers in real estate, but also one of the most misunderstood. That’s why Save to Zero hosts Zach Richards and Mike Seidl sit down with CPA and real estate investor Larry Pendleton to learn how smart investors actually think about taxes, cash flow, and long-term wealth. Larry brings a rare mix to the table. He’s not only advising investors… he is one, which means everything he shares comes from real-world experience.  We dig into how Larry stays on top of constant changes in tax law, why masterminds and networking play a bigger role than most people realize, and how “real-world reconnaissance” helps him focus on what actually matters to clients. You’ll also hear a simple breakdown of depreciation and cost segregation (including Larry’s famous Big Mac analogy), and a clear explanation of what investors can and can’t do when it comes to using losses to offset income. On the investing side, we explore note investing, why Larry shifted focus in that direction, and the realities of managing properties versus just owning the paper. Towards the end of our conversation, we chatted about how to create more homeowners, what realistic expectations look like, and where opportunities still exist for long-term investors. You’ll Learn in This Episode: Why staying educated in real estate and tax strategy is non-negotiable How masterminds and networking events directly shape better decisions What “real-world reconnaissance” means The difference between owning property and owning the mortgage Why note investing can simplify your portfolio How difficult it is to find an outside loan servicer A simple way to understand depreciation using the Big Mac analogy What cost segregation is and how it accelerates tax savings The role of Form 8582 in tracking passive losses When real estate losses can offset your income What qualifies someone as an accredited investor When it makes sense to hire a fractional CFO  How investors can help create more accessible homeownership Quotes “For non-real estate income, you can’t just use real estate losses to offset it unless you meet very specific criteria. Your tax situation matters more than your investment.” “For a real estate investor, the second most important form on your tax return is Form 8582, because that’s what tracks your passive losses year after year.” “More millionaires have been made in real estate, but not all of them actually have cash flow. A lot of that wealth is tied up in equity.” “If trying to be the financial expert in your business is getting in the way of you growing your business… It’s time to bring in help.” About Larry Pendleton Larry Pendleton’s mission is to help people build cash flow and save on taxes. He is a CPA and tax strategist with over two decades of experience, specializing in tax strategies for investors.  Larry’s company, PC Financial Services, has helped thousands of investors across the US with tax planning, saving them hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes. In addition to tax consulting, PC Financial Services adds value through cost segregation studies, fractional CFO services, accredited investor validation, and tax preparation.  For over a decade, Larry has also been a real estate investor and active participant in various ventures across the US, including mortgage notes, multi- and single-family rentals, syndications, corporate housing, short-term rentals, new development, and flips.  Along with his current portfolio of notes, PC Financial Services educates investors on how to be the bank and invest as private lenders to build passive income secured by real estate. Larry serves on various nonprofit Boards that promote youth development and financial literacy. He also serves on the Planning Commission for the city of Norfolk, VA.  Finally, Larry is the best-selling author of The Leader's Playbook, is married to his wife, Whitney, and is the proud father of 2 sons, Larry III and Wesley. Find The Investor's CPS Online Find REI Capital Guys For Investors & the Fund – Learn how the Fund works and book a call For Borrowers & Deals – Get funding and support for your next investment

    45 min
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Save to Zero is a podcast about earning more instead of just saving more. Hosted by Zach Richards and Mike Seidl, entrepreneurs and founders of REI Capital Guys, helping others achieve true passive income through private lending, you will learn how to invest in yourself, build real income streams, and stop wasting time chasing small savings. Hear from investors, entrepreneurs, and operators on how they created value, scaled their networks, and built real wealth.

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