Navy Pilot and FT Real Estate Entrepreneur with Stu Grazier

<p>Discover how a real estate investment company’s business philosophy can allow them to not just earn money, but also fulfill their social responsibility, find out which investment strategy Stuart and his partner focus on to bring in steady cashflow in a short period of time, and learn about which investment strategy military men and busy professionals can use to earn passive income every single month.</p> <p> </p> <p>Resources/Links</p> <ul><li><a href='https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/filling-the-storehouse/id1505081414'>Filling the Storehouse Podcast</a></li> </ul> <p>Summary: </p> <p>Stuart Grazier is an active duty Navy pilot who has served 18 years in the US military. Starting in June of 2018, his company Storehouse 3:10 Ventures has acquired and sold approximately 50 turnkey rental properties, averaging 2-4 properties per month, where they are providing rehabbed, cash flowing rental properties to their network of military/veteran and patriot investors. </p> <p>In this episode, Stu shares the purpose for which their company came to be aside from replacing their military income when retirement comes. He also talks about investment opportunities military men and busy professionals can invest in to earn passive income without them directly managing properties. How he teaches investors which model to follow depending on their goals. </p> <p>Topics Covered: </p> <p>01:19 – How he got started in real estate </p> <p>02:13 – The story behind their company called Storehouse 310 Ventures </p> <p>03:32 – Their primary real estate focus and their target market </p> <p>05:05 – What market do they buy their properties from and the primary reason they chose that market </p> <p>07:34 – What roles do Stu and his partner play in the company, and how do they run their business from a distance </p> <p>09:26 – Where and how do they find deals </p> <p>11:24 – Why turnkey property investment is good for people in the military and busy professionals </p> <p>13:35 – Which type of investmen