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How an A-Hole Boss Motivated Me to Succeed at Real Estate and Airbnb!

How an A-Hole Boss Motivated Me to Succeed at Real Estate and Airbnb!

Episode 289 Published 2 years, 7 months ago
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Steve "Stevie Stacks" Suarez shares how a vindictive, condescending boss at his union airline job became the motivation he needed to launch his real estate investing career in 2011. Facing daily toxicity at work, he convinced his wife to turn their first Arlington, Texas home into a rental and start house-hacking - eventually building a portfolio that included Airbnb conversions, long-term rentals, and over 50 properties under management, all while keeping his W-2.

He breaks down the case for being a "nine-to-fivepreneur": the loan access, health benefits, flight perks, forced time-blocking, and optionality that come from not burning the ships. He walks through his four house-hacks from 2009 to his current home with a pool, the Hurst and Arlington short-term rental bans that pushed him back to long-term tenants, his partnership with Federico that grew a management company, and why - even after hitting financial independence - he still works two or three airline shifts a week.

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