How To Be A Millionaire In 10 Years (Starting With $0)

"Americans would need $500,000 to feel financially secure and a million dollar to retire"

"I know that sounds extremely far-fetched but it's entirely possible and these are my own recommendations from personal experience that I've learned firsthand because there are some step-by-step rules that anyone can follow that work incredibly well that don't cost you a single penny if you have the goal of calling yourself a millionaire exactly 10 years from today"

"I was able to build a million dooll net worth by the age of 26 years old without coming from a wealthy family without any inheritance and without posting a single YouTube video on how to get rich"

"I was able to purchase three bank-owned properties that I subsequently renovated and then rent it out"

"between the increased Equity of four properties along with cash in the bank I had reached a million doll net worth by the age of 26 years old starting with zero in 10 years"

"if you want to save your way to a million do in 10 years you're going to have to put away $273 a day or $833 a month to make that a reality"

"if you invest your money instead you could get there with only $158 a day or $4,750 a month averaging an 8% return"

"if you're 20 years old and you want $1 million by the time you're 30 you'll have to invest $4,750 a month at an 8% return so if you could find a way to average $120,000 a year before taxes while living off $3,000 a month you could achieve that goal"

"if you're able to save up $50,000 you could use that to buy and renovate a $250,000 2 to four unit building if you find the right deal a strategic renovation should be able to increase that property's value to $300,000 and all of a sudden you've doubled your initial investment"

"if you're able to replicate that strategy every 18 to 24 months you could reach 1 million dollar a lot faster"

"Mike rosart who I had on my channel a few years ago he's a prime example of someone who grew to a million-dollar portfolio while working a day job without any crazy income he just lived extremely frugally invested everything he could did a lot of the work himself and learned as he went along"