The Instant Leverage Podcast is designed to get you leverage in your digital business. We share strategies, mindset philosophies, and tactics for minimum input & maximum output. Working harder doesn't mean you'll make more "Give a lazy man a hard job and he'll find the easy way to do it" Is my philosophy.
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The Instant Leverage Podcast is designed to get you leverage in your digital business. We share strategies, mindset philosophies, and tactics for minimum input & maximum output. Working harder doesn't mean you'll make more "Give a lazy man a hard job and he'll find the easy way to do it" Is my philosophy.
From Living With His Mom to Buying an Island! with Tim Bratz
Instant Leverage Podcast
47 minutes 19 seconds
4 years ago
From Living With His Mom to Buying an Island! with Tim Bratz
In this latest episode of The Instant Leverage Podcast, JR speaks with Tim Bratz, the CEO and founder of Legacy Wealth Holdings.
Legacy Wealth Holdings is a real estate investment company that acquires and transforms distressed apartment buildings into high-yield assets for its own portfolio. Tim has a portfolio of 4,800+ units, valued at over $400M. Working in real estate, Tim has built a passive business and created a residual income that allows him to live the lifestyle of his choice. He’s here to educate and empower others to become financially free through commercial real estate.
In this episode, Tim shares what his life was before; his experiences and what made him change into investing his time, energy and resources into Real Estate. He leaves golden nuggets on how to be wiser in decision-making and most of all, following your passion to be the best of your capacity.
Instant Leverage Podcast
The Instant Leverage Podcast is designed to get you leverage in your digital business. We share strategies, mindset philosophies, and tactics for minimum input & maximum output. Working harder doesn't mean you'll make more "Give a lazy man a hard job and he'll find the easy way to do it" Is my philosophy.
