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  Ep. 71: The 1% Better Rule: From Apartment Manager to Full-Time Entrepreneur with Yumi Cos 16.09.2026 28хв

  Yumi Cos has spent more than 15 years managing apartments, completed 40 real estate flips, managed a golf course, and helped turn a commercial property around from foreclosure to a valuation of more than $1 million. Now, she’s building her life around faith, finances, and freedom, and creating a business that gives her more time with her kids. In this episode of From Corporate to Cash Flow, Yumi shares the lessons she’s learned through real estate investing, entrepreneurship, partnerships, and her journey toward financial freedom. One of her biggest lessons? Don’t jump into partnerships. Date before you get married. Yumi talks about what makes a great business partner, why communication is critical, and why she looks for “go-givers” who take ownership instead of blaming others when things go wrong. We also dive into the mindset behind long-term success. Yumi is a big believer in becoming 1% better every day. She compares her journey from a white belt to a black belt to building wealth and a business: you don't become a black belt overnight, you put in the reps, improve a little every day, and eventually look back and realize how far you've come. Yumi also shares practical advice for anyone who wants to build financial freedom without immediately quitting their job. Her recommendation? Keep your W-2, dedicate one focused hour a day to your side hustle, identify problems you can solve, and figure out how to get paid for solving them. In this episode, we talk about: • Yumi's journey from apartment management to full-time entrepreneurship • Completing 40 real estate flips and turning around a commercial property • Why she’s excited about tiny home communities • Building a life around faith, finances, and freedom • The biggest lessons she’s learned from business partnerships • Why you should “date before you get married” when choosing a partner • What makes an ideal business partner • Why communication and personal accountability matter • The power of mindset, podcasts, and audiobooks • Becoming 1% better every day • What her journey from white belt to black belt taught her about business • How to build financial freedom while keeping your W-2 job • Finding problems you can solve—and getting paid to solve them • Why giving more value than everyone else can set you apart • Finding what you love and becoming really great at it   If you're a high-income professional or W-2 employee who wants to build wealth, start a side hustle, invest in real estate, or create more freedom without sacrificing the stability of your career, this episode is full of practical lessons you can apply right now.   Connect with Yumi: instagram.com/blackbeltbizclub youtube.com/@blackbeltbizclub youtube.com/@blackbeltbizclubofficial facebook.com/blackbeltbizclub Linkedin Yumi Cos [email protected] https://blackbeltbizclub.com   Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe to From Corporate to Cash Flow and leave a review or comment telling us your biggest takeaway. Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 70: The Biggest Lessons We’ve Learned as Real Estate Investors with Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab 09.09.2026 28хв

  In this episode of From Corporate to Cash Flow, real estate investors Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab share some of the biggest lessons they’ve learned throughout their investing journeys—from the reality of “passive income” to knowing when to walk away from an investment opportunity. If you’re a busy professional exploring real estate investing, passive income, private money lending, or alternative investments, this conversation will help you think more critically about where—and how—you choose to invest your money. In this episode, we discuss: Why nothing is as passive as it sounds — Even with a property manager, rental properties require oversight. And even private money lending comes with due diligence, risk management, and staying involved in the process. Why your investment strategy should evolve as your life evolves — The best investment strategy for you may change depending on your career, goals, available time, lifestyle, and the season of life you’re in. Why saying “no” can be one of your best investment decisions — You don’t have to invest in every deal or chase every opportunity. If you don’t understand an investment, it’s okay to pass. Some of our best decisions have been the deals we chose not to do. This episode is also Liz Schwab’s final episode as co-host of From Corporate to Cash Flow. We’re incredibly grateful for everything Liz has brought to the podcast and excited to see what she does next. Please join us in wishing her the very best in her next ventures! If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the channel for weekly conversations about real estate investing, private money lending, building passive income, alternative investments, and creating more financial freedom while building a life you actually enjoy. We’d love to hear from you: What is one investing lesson you’ve learned the hard way—or one investment you’re glad you said “no” to? Share it in the comments! Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 69: The Truth About Multifamily Investing in Today’s Market with Linda Holtz 02.09.2026 28хв

  What if the real estate strategy you start with isn’t the strategy you end up loving? Linda Holtz started investing in real estate through house hacking before eventually transitioning into multifamily syndication. Today, she focuses on larger multifamily properties with at least 65 units and she’s built her investing strategy around finding the right balance between time, money, and involvement. In this episode of From Corporate to Cash Flow, hosts Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab sit down with Linda to talk about what it really takes to build a real estate investing strategy that fits your life. Linda shares why she didn’t love being a landlord for smaller properties, despite actually enjoying property management, and why she ultimately made the move into larger multifamily assets. She also discusses the challenges multifamily investors have faced as rising interest rates have impacted valuations and cap rates and why she believes learning to invest during a difficult market can create an incredible advantage when conditions improve. They also dive into one of the most important (and often overlooked) aspects of real estate investing: the people you partner with. Linda explains why the right partners can make or break a deal and why evaluating the people behind an investment is just as important as evaluating the property itself. Plus, Linda shares advice for busy professionals trying to decide which real estate strategy is right for them: How she went from house hacking to multifamily syndication Why she focuses on multifamily properties with 65+ units How higher interest rates have changed the multifamily market Why your partners can make or break a real estate deal How to determine how much time, energy, and money you want to put into investing Why more capital can allow you to take a more passive approach What investors should actually look at when evaluating syndication projections Why you should never blindly trust the numbers presented in a syndication If you're a busy professional looking to build wealth through real estate without necessarily becoming a full-time landlord, this conversation will give you plenty to think about. **Connect with Linda:** LinkedIn: Linda Holtz IG & Facebook: M2RETX --- Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 68: He Dropped Out of College to Build a $40M Lending Business with Nitin Daswani 26.08.2026 33хв

  What happens when you skip the traditional path, move across the country at 18, and learn entrepreneurship directly from someone who has already built the businesses you want to create? In this episode of From Corporate to Cash Flow, hosts Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab are joined by Nitin Daswani, a 25-year-old entrepreneur who has built an impressive business career alongside real estate investor and serial entrepreneur Abraham Gray. Nitin was accepted to USC to study business, but at 17, Abraham challenged him to think differently: instead of spending years learning business in a classroom, why not move to Atlanta and learn by actually building businesses? Nitin took the leap. Today, he owns multiple brick-and-mortar businesses with Abraham and helps manage a $40 million lending business. In our conversation, Nitin shares what he has learned about entrepreneurship, private lending, underwriting, systems, and building businesses that actually deliver on their promises. In this episode, we discuss: - Why Nitin chose entrepreneurship over a traditional college path - What it's like learning directly from an experienced entrepreneur - How Nitin and Abraham complement each other's strengths - The importance of systems and processes when scaling a business - Why doing what you say you're going to do can become a competitive advantage - What Nitin has learned from managing a $40 million lending business - Why strong underwriting skills are critical for private lenders - How to evaluate risk before putting your capital into a deal - The lessons Nitin has learned from building and operating brick-and-mortar businesses **Connect with Nitin:** https://www.instagram.com/nitindaswanii?igsh=aWZiYjZlcnBkZXUx&utm_source=qr https://www.facebook.com/share/1PUWYccpjr/?mibextid=wwXIfr --- Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 67: Sober Living Real Estate: Building Wealth While Changing Lives with Bridgette Ruiz 19.08.2026 38хв

  What if your real estate investments could build wealth **and** make a meaningful difference in people’s lives? In this episode of *From Corporate to Cash Flow*, we sit down with Bridgette Ruiz, an HR professional who decided after buying her first home that she wanted to become a real estate investor. She quickly realized that real estate could be a path to building long-term wealth and found a niche that aligned deeply with her personal story: **affordable housing and sober living**. Bridgette shares the powerful moment of clarity that led her into sober living, a niche connected to her own experience growing up in a household affected by alcoholism. Today, she operates sober living homes in North Carolina and has even connected with the families of women living in her properties, an experience she says has truly “filled her cup.” We also dive into how Bridgette uses her experience as a **certified CliftonStrengths coach** to build better businesses, partnerships, and teams. She explains why your ideal business partner probably shouldn't have the exact same strengths you do—and why understanding your weaknesses can become especially important when things get difficult. Bridgette also shares what she has learned about **scaling a real estate business with local operators**, why having someone on the ground who understands the market is critical, and how she is now helping investors across **44 states** create impact through real estate. One of the most interesting strategies she discusses is using a **master lease with Oxford House**, which she describes as one of the most passive approaches to real estate investing she has encountered. For buy-and-hold investors looking for a way to generate cash flow while addressing a real need in their communities, this strategy is worth exploring. Finally, Bridgette shares a perspective on **money and parenting** that really stood out: instead of teaching children that money is “bad” or something to avoid talking about, she believes we should teach them that money is powerful—and that it can be used to do good things. ### In this episode, we discuss: * How to get started in real estate investing while working a W-2 job * Why Bridgette chose sober living as her real estate niche * Affordable housing and the growing need for sober living * How personal experiences can shape your investment strategy * The importance of having a local real estate operator * Master leasing and Oxford House * Passive real estate investing strategies for buy-and-hold investors * How to use CliftonStrengths to find the right business partners * Why your weaknesses matter when building a business * How real estate investors can create both financial and social impact * Teaching kids about money and building a healthy relationship with wealth If you're a **real estate investor, aspiring investor, W-2 professional, or someone looking for ways to build wealth while making an impact**, this episode is packed with ideas worth considering. **Connect with Bridgette Ruiz:** IG: https://instagram.com/ruiz_bridgette?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA== LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/bridgetteruiz YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkttKKp4_dGh2Fho2vD6tdg https://generationsrestoredliving.com/ - -- Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 66: Is Real Estate Still Worth It? An Investor Who Changed His Mind with Chris Craig 12.08.2026 49хв

  Is real estate still the best path to financial freedom? Or are there better opportunities hiding in plain sight? In this episode of From Corporate to Cashflow, hosts Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab sit down with investor, entrepreneur, attorney, and tax strategist Chris Craig, whose unconventional journey has taken him from the dot-com crash to building multiple businesses across real estate, tax planning, and emerging investment opportunities. Chris shares how getting laid off during the dot-com bubble unexpectedly led him into the world of distressed real estate. After building a foreclosure database for another investor, he spotted an opportunity and launched his own wholesaling business, eventually closing 3–5 wholesale deals per week while averaging around $8,000 per deal. When the housing market crashed, Chris pivoted again. He worked as a paralegal while attending law school, focused on bankruptcy law, and later built an accounting firm helping high-income W-2 professionals reduce their tax burden through strategic planning. In this conversation, Chris explains why he believes today's real estate market isn't the same wealth-building vehicle it once was, why he's selling much of his portfolio, and the new asset class he's pursuing in search of stronger cash-on-cash returns with less capital invested. We also discuss: • How Chris built a successful wholesaling business before the housing crash • Why he believes many real estate investors need to rethink their strategy • Tax planning strategies for high-income W-2 professionals • The mindset shifts that helped him reinvent his career multiple times • Why "your network is your net worth" is more than just a cliché • The realities of entrepreneurship that most people don't talk about • His latest ventures in longevity-focused businesses and other unconventional opportunities Chris is unapologetically opinionated, challenges conventional investing wisdom, and isn't afraid to question popular financial and health-related advice. Whether you agree with him or not, this conversation will make you think differently about investing, entrepreneurship, taxes, longevity and building long-term wealth. If you enjoy conversations about real estate investing, passive income, entrepreneurship, tax strategies, private lending, and financial freedom, be sure to subscribe so you don't miss future episodes of From Corporate to Cashflow. What was the biggest idea or opinion from Chris that you agreed (or disagreed) with? Let us know in the comments! **Connect with Chris Craig:** LinkedIn.com/thetaxfirm @christophercraigofficial Facebook.com/chriscraig702 --- Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 65: From Corporate Attorney to Healthcare Entrepreneur with Jamie Davis 05.08.2026 43хв

  In this episode of the From Corporate to Cash Flow Podcast, hosts Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab sit down with Jamie Davis—a real estate attorney turned healthcare entrepreneur—to explore her unconventional journey from corporate layoffs to building multiple six-figure businesses in real estate, vending, behavioral health, and durable medical equipment. Jamie’s story is a masterclass in resilience, pivoting, and leveraging expertise to create genuine passive income and financial freedom. After practicing corporate real estate law at Walmart and AMC Theaters, a layoff became the catalyst for Jamie to launch ventures in vending machines, micro markets, multifamily real estate, and now—most importantly—mental health and behavioral health facilities across multiple states. What You’ll Learn: Building Relationships as Your Safety Net (0:00–6:00) Jamie credits her rapid reemployment after a corporate layoff to intentional relationship building on LinkedIn and Facebook. Discover why your network is your net worth, and how staying connected pays dividends when corporate restructures hit. Scaling from Side Hustles to Six Figures (7:50–9:00) From two vending machines to 25 micro markets in high-end office buildings—Jamie scaled her business to a profitable exit in under a year. Learn the systems and mindset that enable rapid scaling. Transitioning Real Estate Skills to Healthcare (9:00–15:00) Jamie explains how she moved from traditional real estate investing (duplexes, fourplexes, Airbnbs) to owning and operating Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs) and behavioral health residential facilities (BHRFs). This is a lesser-known but highly profitable real estate niche that has a great potential for impact. Navigating Politics & Regulatory Landscape (26:00–29:00) Whether it’s Airbnb regulations or Medicare fraud scrutiny, Jamie uses her legal background to stay ahead of regulatory changes. She monitors the Department of Justice website daily to anticipate industry shifts—a habit every entrepreneur should adopt. Financial Foundations: Build the Right Team (33:00–35:00) Never try to master finance alone. Jamie emphasizes hiring a CPA who understands real estate, small business, and investment strategy. Learn about tax strategies like cost segregation studies that can legally reduce your tax burden. Key Takeaways: • Relationships matter more than resumes. During corporate layoffs, Jamie’s network got her back to work in 3 weeks while others struggled for months. • Side hustles can become primary income. Vending and micro markets gave Jamie the capital and confidence to scale into real estate and healthcare ventures. • Real estate extends far beyond single-family homes. Behavioral health residential facilities and IOPs are recession-proof, cash-flowing asset classes most investors never consider. • Know what’s coming down the pipeline. Study regulations, read city council minutes, monitor DOJ indictments, stay ahead of policy changes that affect your business. • Slowing down accelerates success. True wealth building requires enjoying the present while building for the future. **Connect with Jamie Davis:** Instagram: @apartmentswithjamie --- Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 64: Why This Pharmacist Abandoned Single-Family Rentals for Bigger Deals with Shinyi Telscher 29.07.2026 34хв

  Join us as pharmacist Shinyi Telscher reveals how she built a thriving real estate portfolio while keeping her day job and the pivotal lessons that transformed her approach to wealth building and passive income.   In this episode of the "From Corporate to Cash Flow Podcast," hosts Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab sit down with Shinyi Telscher, a fellow healthcare professional who has mastered the art of building financial freedom through strategic real estate investing. Shinyi shares her inspiring journey from traditional nine-to-five employment to becoming a sophisticated real estate investor managing multiple properties, lending deals, and commercial opportunities.   What You'll Learn:   The Corporate-to-Investor Journey (0:00–3:00) Discover how Shinyi transitioned from a stable pharmacy career to active real estate investing while maintaining her day job for security and income stability. Learn why having a reliable W-2 income actually accelerates wealth building through real estate.   Single Family to Commercial Real Estate Strategy (3:00–7:30) Explore Shinyi's evolution from buying a four-unit rental property to strategically exiting her single-family portfolio. Understand her shift toward commercial real estate and why appreciation matters more than monthly cash flow for wealth building at scale.   Conservative Lending Principles (8:00–11:00) Get insider tips on Shinyi's "backyard lending" approach—including her strict criteria for who she lends to, how she structures deals securely, and why location and local control are non-negotiable for protecting your capital.   The Co-Living Pivot: Why She Changed Course (20:30–28:00) Perhaps the most valuable lesson: how Shinyi recognized that co-living wasn't aligned with her lifestyle and time constraints, then pivoted to master-leasing with a nonprofit—turning $1,500 in mortgage payments into $5,400+ in monthly passive income without management headaches.   Building Passive Income While Working (17:30–20:00) Learn Shinyi's daily time-blocking strategy: working her pharmacy job until 3pm, then dedicating 3–6pm to her real estate business as her "golden hour" for calls, offers, and property tours.   Key Takeaways: • Invest in education strategically — Free content is superficial; paying for quality coaching and mentorship accelerates results and protects you from costly mistakes • Location is everything — It's the one thing you can't change, making it worth prioritizing over short-term cash flow • Know when to delegate — Recognize where you're weak, then master-lease or partner with experts who excel at operations • Time-blocking is sacred — Protect your real estate business hours as non-negotiable commitments, just like your day job • Stability enables risk — A strong W-2 income allows you to invest strategically without desperation, creating faster wealth compounding   Ready to Build Your Real Estate Empire? This episode proves that healthcare professionals, corporate employees, and busy professionals can absolutely build wealth through real estate investing without sacrificing their careers. Whether you're exploring rental properties, lending opportunities, or commercial real estate deals, Shinyi's framework offers a proven roadmap.   Connect with Shinyi: Instgram: https://www.instagram.com/shinyi.telscher   Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep.63: She Left Corporate to Build Passive Income Through Creative Real Estate with Ingryd Hernandez 22.07.2026 34хв

  In this episode of From Corporate to Cashflow, co-hosts Andrea Cannon & Liz Schwab interview Ingryd Hernandez, a former food service executive turned real estate entrepreneur, who shares her powerful journey from corporate stability to financial freedom through creative financing, wholesaling, & innovative deal platforms. What You'll Learn: 0:00 – Introduction & Ingryd's Corporate Background Andrea welcomes Ingryd Hernandez, a long-time food service executive who pivoted to real estate investing while maintaining her W2 income, the ultimate wealth-building strategy. 0:40 – From Food Service to Real Estate Ingryd reveals how a mentor encouraged her to diversify beyond a single income source, leading her to get her real estate license in 2013 & later discover subto financing & creative real estate strategies that changed everything. 3:00 – The Real Estate License Debate Should you get licensed as a real estate investor? Ingryd breaks down when having a license matters & when it becomes a distraction, offering practical guidance for different stages of wealth-building. 7:49 – Creative Listing Platform Launch Discover how Ingryd co-founded CreativeListing.com with Pace Morby & developer Raz—a game-changing platform that allows investors to market lease options, wraparound mortgages, subject-to deals, & cash offers (traditional listings too). Nearly 500+ deals closed! 12:30 – COVID, Layoffs & Building a Safety Net When her industry collapsed in 2020, Ingryd was prepared. Learn her strategic approach: building side income streams *before* leaving her job, using leverage, partnerships, & achieving financial confidence before making the leap to full-time entrepreneurship. 17:28 – The Done-For-You Model Ingryd now focuses on passive income syndications & hands-off investments for high-net-worth individuals seeking quality real estate deals in residential flips, rentals, & commercial properties—no babysitting required. 23:00 – Life Habits of High Performers Andrea asks the burning question: *"How do you do everything you do?"* Ingryd reveals her constant podcast consumption, book-reading obsession, & her refusal to watch Netflix—all strategic decisions to stay market-aware & competitive. 25:00 – Financial Advice for Beginners Ingryd shares Caroline Cain's game-changing rule: hit your target income for 3-4 months straight *before* leaving your job. She also recommends "Secrets of a Millionaire Mindset" by T. Harv Eker to rewire your financial thermostat. 28:00 – Travel & Life Balance Even wealth builders need to dream. Ingryd shares her bucket list: Spain (Bad Bunny concert!), Hawaii for her husband's 45th birthday, & Cartagena, Colombia to explore her Caribbean heritage. Key Takeaways: ✓ Multiple income streams are non-negotiable — Diversify beyond your W2 with real estate, lending, or business ownership before making the leap to full-time entrepreneurship. ✓ Creative financing opens hidden wealth — Lease options, subject-to deals, & wraparound mortgages allow you to access properties & profits that traditional lending never reveals. ✓ Partnerships require exit strategies — Know your divorce clause before you merge with business partners. Every partnership ends; be prepared. ✓ Build passive income while employed — Don't quit your job until you've proven consistent cash flow for 3-4 months. Your safety net is your superpower. --- Connect with Ingryd: https://www.youtube.com/@ingrydhernandez, ingrydhernandez.com, https://www.linkedin.com/in/ingryd-hernandez-47a36b45/, https://www.tiktok.com/@ingrydhernandez?_r=1&_t=ZP-96JQMMABC7r Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 62: How Private Lending Creates Passive Income for Real Estate Investors with Steven Loewer 15.07.2026 41хв

  Most people think banks are the only option for borrowing money. Steven Loewer built a business by becoming the alternative. In this episode of From Corporate to Cashflow, we sit down with Steven Loewer, founder of Lions Den Capital, to discuss how he went from buying his first rental property at just 19 years old to building a successful private lending business that helps investors and homeowners access financing when traditional banks can't. Steven shares the lessons he learned growing up around rental properties, the story of collecting his first three months of rent entirely in cash (and why depositing $6,000 at the bank wasn't as simple as he expected), and how his career evolved from raising capital for apartment flips to launching his own lending company. We also dive into how private lending works in Canada, why his company has built a reputation as a solutions-based lender, and what investors can learn about raising capital, structuring deals, and creating wealth through real estate financing. Whether you're interested in private lending, real estate investing, raising private capital, rental properties, or creating passive income, this conversation is packed with practical insights and real-world experience. In this episode, we discuss: • Buying a first rental property at 19 years old • Lessons from growing up in a real estate family • How private lending actually works • Raising millions in private capital • Transitioning from corporate finance to entrepreneurship • Becoming a solutions-based lender • Differences between Canadian and U.S. lending • Advice for new real estate investors and lenders   Connect with Steven: Instgram: https://www.instagram.com/stevenloewer/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/stevenloewer?originalSubdomain=ca Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/steven.loewer/ Want Steven's Private Mortgage Starter Kit? Send the word "corporate" to Steven on Instagram to receive a copy.   Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 61: She Left Insurance to Build a Real Estate Business That Changes Lives | Brittani Gardner-Evans 08.07.2026 32хв

  What if one real estate investment could generate returns and change lives? In this episode of From Corporate to Cash Flow, co-hosts Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab sit down with Brittani Gardner-Evans who shares how she built a supported living business through real estate investing. Brittani began her career as an insurance broker, but she always knew real estate investing was where she wanted to be. After earning her real estate license, she skipped the traditional agent path and went straight into building an investing business. Along the way, she explored multiple investment strategies, including BRRRR, house hacking, and assisted living, before discovering the niche where she felt she could make the biggest impact. Today, she is the founder of Avant Supported Living, a company that provides co-living housing for neurodivergent individuals and those with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Rather than stepping away from operations, Brittani has remained deeply involved to ensure every resident receives the level of care and dignity she believes they deserve. In this conversation, Brittani shares the realities of building a purpose-driven business, overcoming imposter syndrome, and learning to let go of the pressure to have everything figured out. Her story is a reminder that success isn't just measured by financial returns, it's also about creating meaningful impact and treating people with compassion, respect, and integrity. Connect with Brittani: https://www.instagram.com/brittanibuilds Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 60: She Lived in a Storage Unit to Build a Real Estate Empire with Evelyn Garcia 01.07.2026 35хв

  In this compelling episode of the From Corporate to Cash Flow Podcast, Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab dive deep into Evelyn Garcia's extraordinary journey from corporate life to real estate investing and entrepreneurship. Evelyn shares: **[0:00-5:00]** Introduction and Evelyn's background as a real estate investor and transaction coordinator **[5:00-15:00]** Evelyn's transformation: from wholesaling and fix-and-flip projects to launching her transaction coordinator business four years ago **[15:00-20:00]** What transaction coordinators actually do: the behind-the-scenes work that holds deals together, from escrow coordination to lien resolution **[20:00-25:00]** Challenges in the business: communication with new clients, navigating unexpected liens and judgments, and why transaction coordination isn't truly passive income **[25:00-30:00]** Financial advice for beginners: knowing your expenses, tracking cash flow, and using the Profit First system with multiple bank accounts **[30:00-35:00]** Entrepreneurial habits and morning routines that keep Evelyn focused while working from home **[35:00+ ]** Why success takes time, avoiding social media comparisons, and Evelyn's upcoming 30-day South America backpacking trip to South America through Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, and Peru --- ## Key Takeaways - **Transaction coordinators are the glue holding real estate deals together** — they expedite escrow, resolve title issues, manage liens, and navigate complex situations that most investors never see coming - **Real estate success requires intentional financial tracking** — know your expenses, income, and savings goals. Can't wing it. Use systems like Profit First to allocate money strategically across multiple accounts - **Building wealth from a W-2 job is possible** — Evelyn built her transaction coordinator business while employed, showing that corporate careers don't have to be the ceiling on your earning potential - **Give yourself grace in your entrepreneurial journey** — the social media highlight reel isn't reality. Success takes time, consistency, and patience. Don't compare your Chapter 2 to someone else's Chapter 20 - **Set morning routines and boundaries as a work-from-home entrepreneur** — give yourself at least one hour before diving into work. This decompression time improves decision-making and prevents burnout --- ## How to Connect with Evelyn Interested in working with a transaction coordinator who specializes in creative financing, probate situations, and investor deals? Evelyn is booking consultations at **anchorlighttc.com**—her website is the best way to schedule a one-on-one Zoom call with her. You can also find her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/evelyngarcia.0718/   Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 59: School Bus Driver to $40K Deal in One Hour | Pre-Foreclosure Wholesaling with Ronald Pauleus 24.06.2026 45хв

  From school bus driver to full-time real estate entrepreneur making five-figures on a single deal. Ronald Paulius shares his extraordinary journey of leaving W-2 income behind to build wealth through pre-foreclosure wholesaling, proving that your current job isn't your destiny, and that financial freedom is within reach. In this episode of the From Corporate to Cash Flow Podcast, Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab sit down with Ronald Pauleus, a former high school teacher and associate pastor who cracked the code on real estate investing while working a full-time job. Ronald's story is a masterclass in persistence, strategic networking, and the power of volume-based door knocking that led to life-changing cash flow and wealth building. ## What You'll Learn: **[0:00-3:00]** Ronald's unconventional path: school bus driver → high school teacher → full-time real estate entrepreneur **[3:00-8:00]** How Ronald's childhood experience watching his mom pay rent sparked a decades-long desire for real estate ownership **[8:00-12:00]** Understanding pre-foreclosure investing: What it is, who benefits, and why it's a goldmine for wholesalers **[12:00-21:00]** The deal that changed everything: A probate property worth $40,000 that took persistence, networking, and deep listening to close **[21:00-26:00]** The critical lesson Ronald wishes he knew earlier: "It's going to take longer than you expect, but it's going to come all at once" **[26:00-31:00]** Why scripts kill deals—the power of authentic conversations and leaning into your natural strengths **[31:00-40:00]** Building your financial foundation: The books, communities, and people you need around you for passive income success **[40:00-44:00]** Advanced strategies: Closing 7 deals in one month with Sub 2 deals at 2.7%-5.2% interest rates (not 7%) ## Key Takeaways: - **Volume beats luck every time.** Ronald knocked 120+ doors per week while teaching full-time. That commitment to consistent action is what separates successful real estate investors from dreamers. - **Listen deeper than scripts.** Getting through emotional smokescreens (like "I want to keep the property") reveals the real pain point and that's where deals get made. - **Cultivate one garden; don't chase many.** Too many entrepreneurs start multiple ventures and harvest nothing. Pick your strategy (wholesaling, Sub 2, rentals), commit to it, and let it grow. - **Your network determines your net worth.** Being around people closing multiple deals per month automatically elevates your vision and shows what's truly possible. - **Proof of concept builds momentum.** Ronald's first couple of deals proved the concept worked, giving him the confidence to quit his job and go full-time. - **Tax strategy + life enjoyment = smart entrepreneurship.** Make your business trips (Yellowstone, Disney, Grand Canyon) deductible while building memories with family. ## Ready to Build Your Cash Flow? If Ronald's journey from corporate W-2 to $66K wholesale deals resonates with you, it's time to take action. Join a community of real estate investors, entrepreneurs, and wealth builders who are serious about achieving financial freedom. Connect with Ronald: https://www.instagram.com/ronaldpauleus   Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 58: Building Housing That Transforms Lives: From Army to Real Estate Impact - Jennifer Breitbach 17.06.2026 47хв

  From a 20-year Army career to launching transformative housing ecosystems: Jennifer Breitbach shares how she's building financial freedom through real estate investing while creating genuine impact for communities in need. In this powerful episode of the From Corporate to Cash Flow Podcast, hosts Andrea Cannon & Liz Schwab sit down with Jennifer Breitbach, a former Army officer turned entrepreneur who's revolutionizing co-living & transitional housing. Jennifer shares her journey from W-2 work to building a purpose-driven real estate portfolio focused on creating "launch pads" for individuals rebuilding their lives. What You'll Learn: [00:00–05:00] Jennifer's Background & W-2 to Entrepreneur Journey From 20 years in the Army National Guard to program management, Jennifer reveals why COVID sparked her exit from the corporate rat race and how she discovered real estate investing through communities like Gator with Pace. [05:00–15:00] The "Transformative Housing Ecosystem" Model Discover Jennifer's innovative vision for co-living communities that go beyond basic housing. Learn how she combines affordable living spaces with mindset training, job placement, credit repair programs, & community accountability to help residents truly transform their lives—complete with real-world examples from her Montana boarding house & Chicago properties. [15:00–25:00] Funding the Mission: Grants, Nonprofits & Strategic Partnerships Jennifer breaks down how she's funding her vision through opioid abatement grants, nonprofit partnerships, and creative financing. Hear how her "Goose Foundation" work & "warm handoff centers" are addressing homelessness and addiction recovery gaps that government resources alone can't fill. [25:00–32:00] Self-Discovery & CliftonStrengths for Entrepreneurs One of Jennifer's biggest lessons? Understanding yourself first. She shares how taking the CliftonStrengths assessment transformed her business strategy and how knowing your alignment enables you to attract the right partners, team members, and opportunities effortlessly. [32:00–41:00] Practical Advice for Financial Freedom & Work-Life Balance From the importance of maintaining stability during your exit from corporate work to going part-time as a bridge strategy, Jennifer offers candid advice for W-2 workers transitioning to passive income & entrepreneurship. Plus: her honest take on ADHD, productivity systems, and morning routines for sustainable success. Key Takeaways: • Purpose-driven real estate creates competitive advantage: Building housing with integrated support services (mindset training, job placement, credit repair) fills massive market gaps and attracts mission-aligned partners organically • Don't rush your exit from W-2 income: Maintain financial stability as you build passive income streams; consider going part-time as a strategic bridge before full entrepreneurship • Self-knowledge precedes team building: Use assessment tools like CliftonStrengths to understand your strengths and weaknesses, enabling you to articulate your vision clearly and attract your ideal partners • Grants and nonprofit funding are untapped resources: Federal and state grants for social impact initiatives (opioid recovery, housing, veteran support) exist and are often under-applied for—partner with fiscal agents to scale your mission • Identify and fill community gaps strategically: A 600-person waitlist for sober living housing in one Utah county reveals massive opportunity; successful investors find where resources are needed and build systems to serve those needs Connect with Jennifer: https://www.facebook.com/jennifer.breitbach https://linktr.ee/jenniferbreitbach Join her office hours at 3 PM Mountain Time (Mondays–Thursdays) Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 57: Lost $57K Lending, Then Built This: Real Estate Entrepreneur's Comeback with Tiffany Curtis 10.06.2026 48хв

  What if the fastest path to financial freedom wasn't the one you thought? Join Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab as they sit down with Tiffany Curtis, a former compliance officer turned multi-stream entrepreneur who left her W-2 to build real wealth through asset recovery, private money lending, and owner financing and she's doing it while traveling and hosting adventure retreats across the country.   In this episode of From Corporate to Cashflow, Tiffany shares her unfiltered journey from corporate life to full-time entrepreneurship. Learn how she transitioned from a housing compliance role to running an ATV tour business, scaled a rental property into a 7-year income stream, and most importantly, how she discovered a hidden wealth-building opportunity that helps everyday people recover unclaimed equity from foreclosure surplus funds.   **What You'll Learn:** • The Asset Recovery Opportunity (00:34–09:43): How mortgage foreclosure surplus funds sit unclaimed in county courthouses nationwide, and how Tiffany's team helps homeowners recover thousands in lost equity while building a scalable nationwide business • Private Money Lending Secrets (11:43–25:02): Tiffany's raw account of losing $57,000 on her first loan—and exactly what changed for her second deal. She breaks down her updated underwriting process, what to look for in borrowers, and why second-position lending can still be profitable when done right • Strategic Owner Financing (25:24–26:55): How creative real estate solutions, like her Michigan owner-finance deal helping a woman avoid foreclosure, align profit with purpose and create genuine passive income • Entrepreneurial Habits for Success (28:36–34:02): Tiffany's proven 5 a.m. routine, time-blocking system, and how she structures her day for maximum productivity while scaling multiple income streams • Building Community Through Adventure (42:05–46:43): Her unique approach to networking and relationship-building through curated outdoor experiences, combining wealth-building conversations with real adventure in Southern Utah and beyond • Books, Resources & Financial Coaching Philosophy (37:43–42:04): Her recommendations (Extreme Ownership, 10X is Easier than 2X, Story Branding) and why she believes in teaching people to fish rather than giving them answers   ## Key Takeaways ✓ Foundation First: Don't over-leverage yourself chasing financial freedom. A stable W-2 job can be your superpower while you build passive income streams not the enemy ✓ Fail Forward: Learning costs money sometimes. The $57,000 loss taught Tiffany more than success could have. Document what went wrong, systematize your process, and try again ✓ Diversify Income Streams: Asset recovery, lending, owner financing, digital products, and adventure networking, Tiffany is building 5+ revenue streams to weather market shifts ✓ Vet Everything: Bank statements, previous project histories, borrower track records, and compliance, these aren't optional, they're essential to protecting your capital ✓ Combine Profit with Purpose: The most fulfilling businesses help people while building wealth. Tiffany's owner-finance deal isn't just cash flow; it saved a family from losing their home   Follow Tiffany Curtis on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_tiffany_curtis Join an adventure retreat with Tiffany https://www.instagram.com/epicadventureretreats/   Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 56: From $0 Down Cars to AI Agents: Creative Finance Blueprint with Mike Davis the Subto Car Guy 03.06.2026 44хв

  In this episode of From Corporate to Cash Flow, Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab sit down with Mike Davis, a former corporate finance professional turned real estate entrepreneur and AI innovator, to explore the intersection of creative finance, wealth building, and cutting-edge artificial intelligence. Mike's journey from "YouTube University" to launching SellFi.io, the world's first AI-driven creative finance platform for vehicles, reveals how strategic thinking, community collaboration, and AI leverage can compress years of learning into months of action. What You'll Learn:  **Mike's Corporate-to-Entrepreneur Transition (0:00–5:00)** — How a 2019 wake-up call led Mike to quit his Beverly Hills finance job and dive headfirst into real estate wholesaling during the pandemic, and why his first deal took longer than expected  **From Wholesaling to Co-Living Real Estate (5:00–15:00)** — Mike's evolution from wholesaling to buy-and-hold strategies, including his primary focus on co-living properties in Baltimore and Southern California, and how he identifies high-cash-flow deals  **The SubTo Vehicle Revolution (15:00–25:00)** — A deep dive into creative finance vehicles—the story of how Mike reverse-engineered car deals using Turo groups, discovered an underserved market, and turned a personal problem into a scalable business model that generates multiple income streams  **AI as Your Business Multiplier (25:00–35:00)** — How Mike leverages AI agents (custom-built with Claude Code) for real estate underwriting, deal analysis, legal research, & automation, plus his warning about the urgency of adopting AI now before the wealth gap accelerates  **Critical AI Adoption Advice (35:00–40:00)** — Why this is the "worst AI will ever be," the exponential curve we're on, & Mike's frank message: stop dabbling, start building AI agents into your business ecosystem TODAY  **Money Mindset & Financial Independence (25:00–30:00)** — Mike's philosophy on treating money as a tool (not a goal), building leverage, and deploying capital strategically to generate passive income streams  **Entrepreneurial Habits & Accountability (18:00–23:00)** — The non-negotiable routines Mike implemented after leaving corporate—morning rituals, time blocking, self-accountability, & why self-reflection is the overlooked secret to scaling businesses --- Key Takeaways: • Don't Go Alone — The fastest path to financial freedom involves community, collaboration, & reciprocity. Solo "YouTube University" learning costs you time & missed opportunities. • Money is a Tool, Not a Destination — Think of capital as soldiers going out to fight & bring back more money. Stop being emotionally attached to dollars & start leveraging them strategically. • AI Adoption is Non-Negotiable — The wealth gap between AI users & non-users is widening exponentially. Start with ChatGPT, graduate to AI agents, & automate your way to scale before your competition does. • Creative Finance Vehicles Unlock Accessibility — Through platforms like SellFi.io, you can buy vehicles (cars, trucks, boats, RVs) without bank approval, credit checks, or traditional lending—opening new doors for deal flow & cash flow. • Entrepreneurship = Intense Self-Accountability — Leaving corporate removes the safety net of external accountability. Success requires disciplined routines, early mornings, & the willingness to confront your worst habits in the mirror. --- Mentioned Resources:  SellFi.io — The world's first AI-driven creative finance platform for vehicles (no banks, no credit needed)  AIOS Blueprint — Get a fully autonomous AI agent to run your business (visit AISOBlueprint.com)     Connect with Mike Davis — Instagram & Facebook: @mikewillcloseit    Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon    Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 55: How Cost Segregation Can Save You $249K in Taxes with Belinda Prattis, The Cost Seg Lady 27.05.2026 46хв

  Did you know you could slash your tax bill by hundreds of thousands of dollars, legally, using a strategy most real estate investors overlook? In this episode of From Corporate to Cash Flow, Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab sit down with Belinda Prattis, aka "The Cost Seg Lady", to break down everything you need to know about cost segregation, the tax strategy that saved one hotel investor $249,000 in a single year. Belinda shares her remarkable journey from a Baltimore corporate job to launching a personal chef service (with Ray Lewis as her first paid client!) to living off-grid in the New Mexico desert — and ultimately becoming a specialist in one of real estate's most powerful tax tools. Whether you're a W-2 earner, a short-term rental owner, or a seasoned investor with a multi-unit portfolio, this episode will change the way you think about depreciation. ---  **In This Episode:** - What cost segregation actually is — and why every income-producing property qualifies - The short-term rental (STR) loophole for W-2 workers who can't claim Real Estate Professional status - Why mid-term rentals CAN be cost-segregated (despite what you may have heard) - Partial Asset Disposition (PAD) and how it can generate massive deductions on renovations - Which asset classes perform best: RV parks, marinas, mobile home parks, hotels, and hospitals - When NOT to do a cost seg study — and what to do instead - The minimum cost basis to qualify (~$150K–$160K) - How to avoid depreciation recapture with a 1031 exchange or proper entity structure - Belinda's advice for W-2 workers ready to take the leap to entrepreneurship ---  **Key Quotes:** - *"There's cash in your walls."* — Belinda Prattis - *"You have the key to the cage and it's locked from the inside."* — Belinda Prattis - *"Instead of eating one M&M a year for 39 years, you're now getting a bunch of M&Ms to eat at once."* ---     **Connect with Belinda Prattis:** Instagram: @thecostseglady https://instagram.com/thecostseglady  Facebook: www.facebook.com/costsegwithbelinda  Sub2 Community members: Find her directly inside the Sub2 Kajabi platform (preferred partner) ---    Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon  Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 54: 1 Year of Podcasting: What We Learned From 52 Episodes with Andrea Cannon & Liz Schwab 20.05.2026 35хв

  We made it! One full year and 53 published episodes of **From Corporate to Cash Flow** podcast — and we're sitting down (well, Andrea's literally on the floor of her new house) to celebrate, reflect, and share everything we've learned along the way. In this special anniversary episode, hosts Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab pull back the curtain on the real behind-the-scenes of running a podcast while holding down demanding W-2 jobs, traveling constantly, building real estate portfolios, and doing private lending, all at the same time. No guests. Just the two of us getting real about what worked, what didn't, and where we're headed next.   --- **In This Episode:** - How the podcast got started over a conversation in Sedona a year ago - The real logistics: StreamYard, Podbean, a Google intake form, a shared calendar, and a VA - Why we hit publish on imperfect episodes (and why you should too) - The stat that will make you proud we're still here: 90% of podcasts never make it past 20 episodes - How doing this podcast has changed our real estate perspectives — and our investing strategies - Andrea's biggest mindset shift: why she was building **net worth** when she should have been building **cashflow** first - Liz on being an **introvert** who actually loves podcasting (and why it makes sense) - **Imposter syndrome** — Andrea's honest take on almost not starting as a podcast guest herself - The short-form content challenge: why clips over 20 seconds just don't get engagement - What we want to do differently in Year Two **Biggest Takeaways from Year One:** - *"It sounded so much more intense than it actually was — getting started and working through the thing IS the thing."* — Andrea - *"It's me talking to me from a year or two ago — not 15 years ago."* — the relatability principle - The cashflow-first vs. net worth-first framework (from Benjamin Wong's laundromat episode) - Every guest has said some version of: your network and community are everything - Defining success on YOUR terms — not Pace Morby's, not anyone else's ---   **We want your feedback!** If you've been listening — what do you want more of? Leave a comment below. We read every single one. --- **About From Corporate to Cash Flow** Hosted by Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab — two pharmacists building time and financial freedom through real estate investing and private lending while working their day jobs. New episodes every week. **Subscribe** so you never miss an episode!    Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon  Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon
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  Ep. 53: She Lost Everything at 40 — Then Built a Real Estate Business From Zero with Kristin Boekhoff 13.05.2026 39хв

  What do you do when you lose your company, your savings, your apartment, and your job — all on your 40th birthday? For Kristin Boekhoff, the answer was to start over, reinvent herself as a single mom by choice, and build a thriving real estate investing business from the ground up. In this episode of the From Corporate to Cash Flow Podcast, hosts Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab sit down with one of the most extraordinary guests to grace the show. --- **WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:**  **[00:00 – 10:00]** Kristin's journey from PWC management consultant to NYU real estate master's graduate to VP managing $7 billion in real estate funds at Related Capital — by age 30.  **[10:00 – 14:00]** How a single Cornell lecture about global poverty led her to apply for a Fulbright Fellowship, quit her job, donate everything she owned to charity, and move to Bangladesh — a country she'd never visited.  **[14:00 – 19:00]** The hard truth about her eight-year project in Bangladesh: building an eco-resort, raising equity from the country's top businessmen, and ultimately losing everything when a key investor's wife died of brain cancer. What she learned about resilience, failure, and the real cost of education.  **[19:00 – 30:00]** Her path back to U.S. real estate, from commercial brokerage to a W-2 at a design-build firm, discovering the BRRRR strategy on BiggerPockets, and accidentally getting fired (and why she hugged the woman who let her go).  **[30:00 – 39:00]** The two habits that transformed her productivity as a full-time real estate investor: calendar time-blocking and building detailed SOPs from Day 1. Plus her buy box for fix-and-flip deals in Maryland and Central Florida. --- **KEY TAKEAWAYS:** - Don't wait until you have all the answers. Grit matters more than degrees. - Treat early losses as tuition, just don't bet your entire savings on your first deal. - If you have a W-2, don't get into flipping. Match your investment strategy to your time. - Save 10–20% of your income off the top before you do anything else. - Build SOPs from your very first deal — your future self (and your VAs) will thank you. --- Kristin is actively looking for:  Fix-and-flip deal flow in Baltimore County, Prince George County MD, and the Space Coast to Tampa corridor in Florida (ARV ~$650K, purchase at ~60% ARV)  Private money lenders for her flip properties ---  **From Corporate to Cash Flow** is hosted by Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab — two pharmacists building time and financial freedom through real estate investing and lending while working their day jobs. Subscribe so you never miss an episode.  Leave us a review — it helps more people find the show! ---  Connect with Kristin:  Check out Kristin Boekhoff’s profile on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinboekhoff https://www.instagram.com/brightdoorhomes  https://www.tiktok.com/@brightdoorhomes  Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon  Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon 
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  Ep. 52: He Lost His W2 Mid-Deal — Then Made $31K and Never Looked Back with Trevor Hicks 06.05.2026 41хв

  Andrea Cannon   Mon, Apr 27, 3:06 PM (1 day ago)     to me       He was three months away from hitting 10 years of nonprofit service (close enough to qualify for public student loan forgiveness) when he got let go from his physical therapy job. He had one fix & flip deal in mid-progress, a partner he'd just met, and a $31,000 check waiting on the other side. That check changed everything. In this episode of From Corporate to Cash Flow, Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab talk with Trevor Hicks — physical therapist, fix & flip investor, hard money lender, wedding photographer, and adventure retreat founder — about his fast-moving first year in real estate and what he's building next. What you'll learn in this episode:  How Trevor's first deal came together through Facebook Messenger rapport-building — and the $31K profit that lit the match  How he moved from transactional funding → fix & flip → hard money lending — and why he realized lenders make money even when flippers don't  How he pulled $100K out of the stock market and rolled old employer IRAs into a self-directed IRA to fund his lending business  His buy box for fix & flips in Central Florida and why he now limits lending geography to states he can drive to  The Savannah deal that went sideways — from lender to accidental owner, breaking even after 10 months  His 2026 goals: buy a business, 6+ flips, 10 hard money loans, and launch adventure retreats  The dream he and his wife are finally chasing: an outdoor wedding venue with on-site cabins, epic views, and no drunk driving  Bucket list: Havasu Falls hike, World Cup 2026 in Seattle (their 12-year anniversary trip), adventure retreats in Zion   Connect with Trevor: https://www.instagram.com/trevor_ryan7  Fix & flip inquiries / capital: trevorAndrobert.com Adventure retreats: epicadventureretreat.com/zion    Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandreacannon  Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAndreaCannon