Thank you Tony, Ashley, and Ty for an open, honest, transparent episode. I can relate to being a person who jumps off the deep in/goes all in very quickly knowing the power of real estate and how lives have been positively changed. Wonderful story, I wish you and your family abundance and joy always.
WOW! I really needed to hear this episode. Tyron Tyson, thanks so much for sharing your story. It is so refreshing to listen to such a humble person sharing his story to inspire and motivate others to continue doing the hard work by not giving up in creating financial independence through Real Estate. Thank you to the three of you for a great episode.
I have watched this guy since nursing school on his channel. Graduated in 2020 and became a registered nurse officially during COVID. Bought two multi-fam properties in Cleveland. Though I don’t have the same story, as I didn’t do a BRRR and I went the buy and hold route (which comes with its own problems), this story truly spoke to me. Motivates me to not give up. Thank you so much!
Honestly, the prospect of dealing with contractors scares me more than dealing with tenants. After a tornado planted a tree on my house, I took 6 months to find the right roofing contractors. I had to interview and reject several, each with his angle and weird demands and attempts at psychological manipulation to get me to pay for the whole job upfront. (I must look fairly stupid.) Once I had the roofing contracting company in place, the insurance would negotiate with them. That was hard enough. The Contractor's project manager tried to get my to hire him on the side for separate work, was caught doing this with other clients, and was fired, and then some. A lot of shadiness in that industry, it seems.
I really enjoyed this show. A lot of RE content tends to drift heavy towards the Ws and not a lot of people are vulnerable enough to publicly share losses and mistakes. I really appreciate all the lessons shared 👍🏽
Thank you, Tyrin, for sharing your hardships on the start of your journey. You are really encouraging to this fellow rookie investor. I've finally taken the "Purchase" step, and getting to the the "Rented" step is taking longer than I anticipated. Fear is a multi-headed beast; once I cut off one head, there are other ones I thought would automatically fall.
If you ask any RE investor, they all have horror stories. This episode is especially important to ground new investors to the potential headaches involved. We learn to do things the right way, and equally important is doing things the wrong way.
Thank you for sharing. 😮I'm new in investing, a fellow nurse, have definitely experienced some issues I plan to share soon. I bought 2 single family a month apart
First of all Ty thank you for all that you do and your Healthcare professionals done for this country especially during Covid-19. Listening to you give me hope as I’ve been going through my pain with first property in a long distance. You will definitely make it brother! Thanks for sharing experiences with the BP community. Ashley & Tony thanks for having Ty on.
Real estate truly is a journey filled with highs and lows, and it's incredible to see someone sharing their honest experiences like this. Learning from mistakes and evolving as an investor is what makes this journey so rewarding!
I think this is one of the best episodes. Someone that is honest and talked about the mistakes not only the successes.
Inspiring!!
Great guest! As a fellow RN I understand how hard you work. Hang in there and keep up the march forward. You’re an inspiration.
Such a genuine, grounded interview! You are giving me hope that I will make it through--thanks for your vulnerability
Dope episode! I live in Baltimore as well. Keep up the good work Ty. Hopefully, we can link up and do business one day family ✌🏾
Fabulous interview! Thanks so much👩⚕️
Thank you Tony, Ashley, and Ty for an open, honest, transparent episode. I can relate to being a person who jumps off the deep in/goes all in very quickly knowing the power of real estate and how lives have been positively changed. Wonderful story, I wish you and your family abundance and joy always.
Ty you can be proud of yourself!! It's not easy, but you are experienced investor now, good luck, you will do great!
Keep up the great work Ty!
@@TyrinTysonyou’re welcome, brother!
WOW! I really needed to hear this episode. Tyron Tyson, thanks so much for sharing your story. It is so refreshing to listen to such a humble person sharing his story to inspire and motivate others to continue doing the hard work by not giving up in creating financial independence through Real Estate.
Thank you to the three of you for a great episode.
Dope episode and congrats man! I’m a fellow nurse and started similarly like you investing hoping to grow my portfolio more😁😎
Man. This was a roller coaster ride. I am happy Ty got it worked outn
I have watched this guy since nursing school on his channel. Graduated in 2020 and became a registered nurse officially during COVID. Bought two multi-fam properties in Cleveland. Though I don’t have the same story, as I didn’t do a BRRR and I went the buy and hold route (which comes with its own problems), this story truly spoke to me. Motivates me to not give up. Thank you so much!
Tyrin looks pretty much dead on like Chris Tucker. Tucker's much older now, but Tyrin looks like him when he was younger like in the Rush Hour movies.
This is actually correct.
Great story!
This is a great episode! I love this channel!
Honestly, the prospect of dealing with contractors scares me more than dealing with tenants. After a tornado planted a tree on my house, I took 6 months to find the right roofing contractors. I had to interview and reject several, each with his angle and weird demands and attempts at psychological manipulation to get me to pay for the whole job upfront. (I must look fairly stupid.) Once I had the roofing contracting company in place, the insurance would negotiate with them. That was hard enough. The Contractor's project manager tried to get my to hire him on the side for separate work, was caught doing this with other clients, and was fired, and then some. A lot of shadiness in that industry, it seems.
I really enjoyed this show. A lot of RE content tends to drift heavy towards the Ws and not a lot of people are vulnerable enough to publicly share losses and mistakes. I really appreciate all the lessons shared 👍🏽
Ty, good stuff
I loved this episode. Thank you, Ty, for sharing!
Thank you for this contribution! I’m glad I’m not alone. This was inspiring.
Thanks for sharing your story. I really appreciate it
Baltimore is a great market for investing. There are multiple major universities and hospitals, which are driving the rental market.
Thank you, Tyrin, for sharing your hardships on the start of your journey. You are really encouraging to this fellow rookie investor. I've finally taken the "Purchase" step, and getting to the the "Rented" step is taking longer than I anticipated. Fear is a multi-headed beast; once I cut off one head, there are other ones I thought would automatically fall.
If you ask any RE investor, they all have horror stories. This episode is especially important to ground new investors to the potential headaches involved. We learn to do things the right way, and equally important is doing things the wrong way.
Thank you for sharing. 😮I'm new in investing, a fellow nurse, have definitely experienced some issues I plan to share soon. I bought 2 single family a month apart
I’ve been in real estate for eight months and I got nine doors, including a six unit apartment
First of all Ty thank you for all that you do and your Healthcare professionals done for this country especially during Covid-19. Listening to you give me hope as I’ve been going through my pain with first property in a long distance. You will definitely make it brother! Thanks for sharing experiences with the BP community. Ashley & Tony thanks for having Ty on.
Great episode
Great interview. Hard work pays off. The best thing anyone can do is invest in Real Estate, buying rentals changed my life forever.
Real estate truly is a journey filled with highs and lows, and it's incredible to see someone sharing their honest experiences like this. Learning from mistakes and evolving as an investor is what makes this journey so rewarding!
I did not know Chris Tucker was i to real estate
How’d y’all get Chris tucker ?
Tap in where you don’t have to stretch the hose so far!
Great interview! Very inspiring!
Hire a locksmith to let people in