One Rental At A Time With Michael Zuber
After .a 15 Year Journey to Financial Independence, Michael Zuber decided to stop working a 9-5 job and instead focus on helping people start their own journey. His first goal for the year is to educate 1,000 or more people on the value of rental properties.
ORAT, LLC stands for One Rental At A Time, and Michael Zuber is the CEO, Author, and Chief Helper. It was developed because too many of his friends and acquaintances wanted to get into real estate properties, but they were either too busy or saw too much risk. As a result, they continue to accumulate cash or, worse, spend it on things that aren’t so sensible, which he now refers to as CRAP, which stands for Cash, Rich, Asset Poor.
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One Rental At A Time With Michael Zuber
Brett:
Our next guest is the CEO, Author, and Chief Helper of ORAT, LLC, which stands for One Rental At A Time. It was created because too many of his friends and contacts had an interest in getting started in real estate properties, but they’re just too busy and they just saw too much risk. The result was that they continue to pile up cash or worse spend it on things that weren’t so wise known as stupid things, which he now refers to CRAP, which stands for Cash, Rich, Asset Poor. He has now helped them to buy rentals one at a time and he’s here to share how to get financial freedom, how to increase your net worth, and find some more ways to build your wealth. Please welcome to the show with me, Michael Zuber. Michael, how are you doing?
Michael:
I’m doing well. Thank you for the opportunity.
Brett:
Absolutely. For our listeners getting to know you for the first time, would you give us a little bit more about your story and your current focus?
Michael:
Absolutely. My story starts at 30 years old, at least from the rental game. I had just suffered a $150,000 or 80% loss on the stock market. I work in Silicon Valley. So I’ve been in tech my whole life. And losing 80% of my net worth in the stock market was a great awakening, I found Rich Dad Poor Dad, that purple book that a lot of us have read, it changed my life. It set me on a new path. A year later, we had our first rental property in 2002 in Fresno, California. I live in Silicon Valley. My portfolio grew from there. I left my tech job at 45 and I’ve spent the last three, four, or five years helping others kind of start and grow their portfolio. So I’ve been there, I’ve made mistakes in my 20s. I understand what it is to be a day trader. Think you’re Warren Buffett and then you’re not. And then take a whole totally different path. Nobody in my family had ever done rental properties. And we just started one rental at a time.
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