Would you want to build an empire/conglomerate, or would you want to stop once you are financially set entirely?

I had one guy (on here) who sent me videos of him in his "financing empire" high-rise office overlooking the city, videos of him and a semi-toothless friend trying to pet a horse, and videos of him touting his "handywoman" as he walked through a gutted home that needed major remodeling.  

He is a very successful buy-and-hold investor from Riverside, CA and primarily deals in the Inland Empire.  

Thanks again and hope to build our real estate empires,

C) work with your manager empire industries and have them blast it out for a fee.  

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Passive income is the only way to go to help you build a real estate empire (if that is what you desire).  

Currently I live in Chino, CA within the Inland Empire for work.

Hi guysCome on out to the Inland Empire every deal I have done this year I have done with 1/2 the amount your talking about.  

I'm a Realtor and full time investor located in the Inland Empire.