Epic Real Estate Investing - From Cubicle to Cash Flow: Breaking into Real Estate Investing | 1267
Episode Date: May 25, 2023Get ready for a heart-pounding adventure into the adrenaline-fueled world of real estate investing with the Epic Real Estate Investing Podcast! This thrilling new episode is more than just a podcast, ...it's a crash course into the exhilarating, profit-charged arena of real estate, designed to turbocharge your journey from the everyday grind to the pinnacle of financial freedom. Step into the first epic showdown, where we tackle the crucial considerations you need to make before quitting your day job to pursue real estate investing. We'll grab fear by the collar and pulverize doubt, shattering myths and revealing the unvarnished truth about making the leap into the tantalizingly lucrative world of real estate. Get ready to break free from your comfort zone and seize your destiny! But hold tight, the ride's just getting started. Prepare to blow your mind with a game-changing strategy session on 'How to Buy Your First Rental Property.' Regardless if you're a newcomer or a seasoned pro, we'll arm you with a foolproof blueprint that will guide you step-by-step to your first triumph in the fiercely competitive rental property battleground. Next up, we've got a spectacle that's going to rock your world - 'Deal of the Week.' This ain't your standard deal. It's a portfolio-igniting, earth-shattering exposition of a creatively financed mini-portfolio that'll radically reshape your perception of real estate financing. It's time to have your mind expanded! As the dust settles, we're coming at you with a double punch of optimism. The 'Good News' and 'Cryptocurrency Updates' sections are where the cutting-edge world of finance intersects with real estate, transforming today's opportunities into tomorrow's profits. So, buckle up, hold your breath, and get ready for an electrifying ride that will leave you craving for more. This is the Epic Real Estate Investing Podcast - prepare for an unforgettable rumble! P.S. Whenever you're ready... here are 3 ways I can help you become the healthy, wealthy, beast of an investor God designed you to be: 1. Become an Epic community member at “Epic Real Estate Investing.” One of Mercedes’ and my favorite things to do is share with investors real estate trends, interesting guests, and housing market news. We do it every week, and you can listen in by subscribing to Epic Real Estate Investing on Apple Podcasts - Click Here. Or WATCH HERE on YouTube. 2. Become an Epic partner (I'll pay you) If you want to go deeper and further as a real estate investor, looking into my partner program to help you get your first deal might be the move... take the first step here for free. 3. Work with me One-on-One If you'd like to work directly with me on your business... meet me here, answer some short questions, and we'll hop on the phone to brainstorm some cool ideas for you and your market. Also...check these out :) FreeEntity.com (Need an LLC? Get one for almost FREE) DealEngineer (Most powerful data for finding motivated sellers) TrueProfit.net (Less stress and greater profits for your real estate business) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Our first title match of the day, what you must know about real estate investing before you quit your day job.
Here we put fear in a chokehold and slammed out to the ground.
We're going to unlock the secrets and lay down the law on what it takes to leap from your
9 to 5 grind into the lucrative world of real estate investing coming up in the second bout,
how to buy your first rental property, including a step-by-step checklist.
It's time to lace up your boots and step into the ring of real estate,
and we've got the foolproof game plan to guide you every step of the way.
We're breaking down the barriers and giving you a checklist to score your first knockout
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Are you considering quitting your day job to pursue real estate investing?
I quit.
Hey, listen, I quit.
Well, before you take the leap, it's crucial to arm yourself with the right knowledge and make the right moves.
I felt many make the leap. So it's totally doable, but there are essential factors to consider specific steps to take, and you don't want to get them out of order.
If you get it wrong, it'll be back to resumes, job fairs, and interviews for you.
But if you get it right, the rewards of your commitment, bold moves, and efforts await you in the world of real estate investing.
So before you quit your day job for real estate investing, there are 10,000.
areas of your life and business that deserve your attention and your consideration. First thing,
you got a few questions to ask yourself, three of them specifically. Question number one,
what about your current situation is really frustrating you? I mean, take a moment to pinpoint
the exact issue. I mean, do you think it's the people, the environment, or the work itself?
A little bit of self-reflection is going to help you determine whether the problem can be solved
within your current situation or if you actually do need to go out on your own. Second question,
are you willing and able to forego benefits like health insurance and retirement contributions,
you know, that employee match?
Consider the cost of purchasing health insurance, especially if others in your family depend on you.
At the very least, make those last doctor and dentist appointments before you quit.
And the third question, is the timing right?
Take into account the timing of your decision to quit.
You know, what is your current workload like?
Are you in the middle of the busiest season or working on a large project?
because to leave on good terms,
you might want to honor your commitments
to avoid leaving your team in a bind
because there's no way to predict
when you might cross past with someone again.
And it's just not cool to break your word.
You want to maximize the money,
and more on that in just a minute.
But if you like your quarterly bonus
or your holiday vacation,
it might be a good idea to wait.
Now, the second thing that deserves your attention,
you'll want to manage your expectations.
And here's what I mean.
Picture this.
You're standing at the edge of a vast ocean of possibility.
ready to embark on your entrepreneurial voyage.
But before you set sail, you must understand that the first step lies within your mindset.
Entrepreneurship isn't just about owning a business.
It's a way of thinking and approaching life.
It requires embracing a growth mindset where challenges become opportunities,
failures become valuable lessons, and success is viewed as a journey rather than a destination.
To truly thrive as an entrepreneur, you must let go of limiting beliefs and embrace.
a mindset that believes in infinite possibilities. It's about seeing setbacks as stepping
stones and staying adaptable in the face of change and constantly seeking new ways to innovate
and improve. I mean, you've been taught your whole life likely to be an employee who looks for a job,
not an entrepreneur who creates jobs. I mean, you probably have good employee skills,
but they're not the same as entrepreneurial skills. I mean, most entrepreneurs fail to build
a business even with the appropriate entrepreneurial skills.
Instead, they work hard to build a job that they own.
In the meantime, they become self-employed, which is fine for a while, as long as they have an eye on creating a business.
Most entrepreneurs, they work longer hours and make less per hour than their employees.
And because of this, many quit.
And employees who turn entrepreneur don't really understand the concept of working for free when they first start out.
Employees, they continue to think like employees.
They want a steady paycheck.
And it's okay to want it, but it can be rather inconsistent.
consistent in the beginning. And when it comes to failure, you can't let it get you down. You've got to
look at your failures as lessons instead. Take failure as an opportunity to practice your performance
and perfect your technique. Embrace your failures. You're still learning. Making mistakes and
learning from them, that's just part of the process. And making mistakes faster will get you
through the process faster. I mean, the other option is just to quit. And then there you've been
spit out of the process by the process. With that said, the third thing to consider, it's easier to
it out if you maximize your money and credit before you quit. I mean, make sure you understand
how your 401k or other money will work before you goof up anything vital. Because access to
other people's money will directly affect your ability to build your business and your overall
wealth. I mean, throughout Epic Invest Ed, that's our virtual training center here at Epic Real Estate,
I show you many ways how to access other people's money for real estate investing. But I can't
help you access institutional money once you've left your job. Because most likely, it won't be
available to you for at least a year, likely to. Banks, credit unions, savings and loans,
credit cards. I mean, once you're officially out on your own, it may take a while for them
to even look at you. So, before you quit, make an appointment with your local banker,
maybe a few to see what you qualify for. I mean, with regard to purchase loans, real estate loans,
you're going to want to use as many of those as the banks will approve you for, and you will have to
do that before you quit. Maximizing your credit lines, that would also make sense. I mean, call all of your
credit card companies and ask for credit limit increases and or apply for new cards.
I mean, to do that in one swoop, you can do that over at epicfastfunding.com and do that while
you're still working. The credit lines over there and get out all the way up to $150,000,
and they're based off of your credit score and job income. And it's only 60 seconds to apply online
and they'll go ahead and they'll do the rest, Epicfastfunding.com. Now, once you leveraged
maximum support from your day job, here's the fourth thing to get the support of your
your family and spouse.
Because the decision to quit your job will affect others in your life.
So talk to your family first.
I mean, you might need your spouse or your kids to help you with some cost-cutting plans
and to be involved in your new venture right away.
And our turnkey investment operation, cash flow savvy, we see a lot of couples who
just can't get on the same page financially, as well as past coaching clients who didn't
meet their expectations.
I've had a hundred of these types of conversations at least.
And what I consistently find is, and this is the typical.
scenario, that taking on a full-time career in real estate investing, it's typically not their
first attempt to give up their job and go do something else. There have probably been a bunch of
failed attempts before this decision. So your spouse is probably thinking this latest idea is just
another one of those things. So you got to be on the same page with your spouse, the same page
with your family, and let them know that this time is different. This time you're going to move forward,
this time you're going to stick to it. And then you got to stick to it. Don't quit your day job
until you know you're going to follow through, your family, they're depending on you.
And to take some stress off of them, and you especially, what do your reserves look like?
This is the fifth thing to consider.
And I'd recommend nothing less than 12 months' worth of reserves before you quit.
Because these reserves won't just be for you and your family, but also for your business.
When you go out on your own, you'll have an entirely new set of expenses, business expenses.
So you need to prepare yourself for inconsistent income, especially in the beginning, because it can be rough every once or while.
Now, support from your family and support from your finances, unfortunately, is not enough.
You'll find pretty quickly that entrepreneurship can be a very lonely existence if you're not
intentional about this. Number six, creating your environment. Specifically, surround yourself
with a supportive tribe of mentors, advisors, and like-minded individuals who share your passion
for real estate. This network becomes your secret weapon for growth and prosperity.
You'll know exactly what I mean the first time a deal drops out of escrow and you missed out
on a $50,000 payday.
I mean, do you think you're going to get support and understanding or advice from your buddy
who doesn't even make $50,000 in a year?
You won't.
Not the kind that you need, at least.
Building a strong network starts by seeking out experienced mentors who have already
walked the path that you're embarking on.
I mean, these wise individuals will provide guidance, they'll share their insights, and they'll
become your beacon of inspiration during times of uncertainty, during times of disappointment.
But it doesn't stop there.
This is a people business.
so you want to attend networking events and join online communities and surround yourself with
like-minded individuals who are equally driven to succeed in real estate.
I mean, every conversation, every handshake, and every interaction has the potential to unlock
new doors of opportunity for you.
You're going to find the conversations to be very different than you're having right now.
The idea is shared to be very different than you're getting and the resources and the
connections to carry the potential to propel you forward faster than you could ever expect
as a new entrepreneur.
All of that's going to be available to you through these relationships.
So by nurturing and cultivating your network, you open doors to joint ventures, to partnerships
and collaborations that amplify your capabilities and expand your reach.
Next thing.
Number seven, learn to embrace leverage.
I mean, it's the ultimate force multiplier that allows you to achieve more with less.
It comes in various forms such as leveraging people, leveraging money, and leveraging time.
By leveraging people, you tap into the power of teamwork and collaboration.
So surround yourself with talented individuals.
who complement your skills and share your vision.
Together, you can achieve remarkable results that surpass what any single person could accomplish alone.
Now, leveraging money, that opens doors to new opportunities,
whether it's securing financing, partnering with investors, or creatively structuring deals.
Strategic use of financial leverage can accelerate your business growth and multiply your returns.
Exponentially, unless I forget about the precious resource of time.
By focusing on high-value activities for you and outsourcing the repetitive mundane
tasks to somebody else, you free yourself to work on what truly drives your business forward.
And when you wield leverage over number eight, a systemized business, the magic you envision
will be real. It'll be time to pinch yourself to confirm that you're actually living in reality.
It's like this. Imagine a well-oiled machine where every task is executed seamlessly.
Resources are optimized and productivity soars. That's the power of creating efficient and
scalable systems within your real estate business. Now, although this doesn't necessarily have to be
place before you quit your day job, it's so important to your long-term success and happiness
that it is worth at least touching on it and preparing for it.
So you'll begin by identifying the repetitive tasks and processes that consume your time and
your energy, then design streamlined workflows and standard operating procedures that
eliminate bottlenecks and maximize productivity. You'll leverage technology, automation,
software solutions, and tools that simplify your operations from customer relationship
management to project management.
These systems will empower you to focus on what truly matters, growing your business.
That's what we do here at Epic via my private client group.
So if you'd like to work directly with me and my team to take you from six to seven figures,
go to RTIAIS dot com.
And tell me a little about your ambitions and what you'd like to work on together,
and then I'll get you all the details.
Number nine, commit fully.
No plan be allowed.
So burning bridges and fully committing to your new path,
this is a crucial step on your journey to success.
I mean, it's just too easy to ship the plan B when things aren't playing out the way that
you'd hope they would.
Embrace changes in the market, changes in the laws and the policies, the economy, changes
in partnerships and relationships.
I mean, the only thing that doesn't change is that things are always changing.
So you've got to be flexible.
You got to be nimble.
You got to always be learning.
If you can do all of those, you're going to be just fine.
But only if you're fully committed.
Number 10, cash is king.
So start with quick, flip.
The easiest way to learn the business and make money during the process is through the quick flips.
You'll learn to find deals, negotiate deals, secure deals, and flip deals.
And this is really important.
You want to always be flipping.
And here's why.
It's true that the real wealth creation is in holding income properties.
But the flips, they keep the machine running.
It's happened to me multiple times in my life where I found myself asset rich and cash poor because I stopped flipping, because I was determined to hold everything.
Now, if you've got the resources to support you,
then I guess you can bypass this, but don't do that if you don't.
You must be a master at flipping properties and stacking cash.
We'll be back with more right after this.
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Today's creatively financed property package is in St. Louis, Missouri.
And tell us what the numbers are.
How does not one, not two, but four single-family rental properties in the heart of St. Louis
Missouri sound for a start? Oh, and we're talking about a package deal that promises a bargain like no other.
Let's jump in our time machine and party like it's 2021, back when interest rates were at record lows.
With a creative financing strategy known as subject to, you can take a time.
take over the existing loan balance of $272,000 at a captivating 5.45% APR.
That's right, you get to enjoy a lower-than-market interest rate with no need for a new loan.
Zillow places the combined value of these properties at a substantial $496,000.
However, a healthy bunch of comparable sales reflecting true market value add up to an even more impressive $560,000.
with a sales price for all four properties set at just $529,600.
You'll step into this deal with immediate equity.
That's financial growth from day one.
These aren't just properties.
They're already functioning homes with property management and long-term tenants in place.
They're reliable performers with rents currently at 15% below market rate,
indicating a massive growth potential for you as an investor.
Sure, you might need to consider an estimated $10,000.
of deferred maintenance per property at tenant turnover, but worry not, the seller will provide a
maintenance credit at close to cover your costs. And guess what? Each property is up to code,
clean, safe, and carries a stellar history of performance. The icing on the cake, the seller will
cover all closing costs, leaving you with extra padding in your financial cushion. Now let's talk
location. St. Louis, a city with a growing population and a bustling economy, is a haven for
real estate investment. These properties are conveniently located in sought after neighborhoods with
easy access to highways and public transportation, ensuring your tenants a quality of life that will
keep them renting long term. So are you ready to secure four cash flowing investment opportunities
in one savvy swoop? If you snooze, you lose, so don't let this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
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Until next time, stay savvy investors.
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Me neither.
Let's get you some more.
Back to the show.
So, you want to buy your first rental property?
Well, that's good.
It's one of the most important investments that you can make for your future.
Done wrong, it could be disastrous, however.
Done right, it can be a great way to generate passive income.
income, build long-term wealth, and achieve financial freedom. So let's focus on that.
Ten key steps to doing it right. And I'll share with you three secrets that I've learned that
you won't see or hear anywhere else. And when we're done, I'll give you a checklist so that you
don't forget anything, particularly something that could cost you some money or cost you an
opportunity. You ready? Let's go. Step one, setting your investment goals. You want to establish
what you are hoping to achieve. So begin with the end in mind. I mean, are you looking to generate
passive income, build long-term wealth or achieve financial freedom, maybe all three? I mean, for sure,
why not? But knowing which one of those is most important to you will help guide your investment
decisions and ensure that you're on trap to achieve your objectives. Step two, understanding your
financing options. I mean, there are a variety of financing options available for rental
property investments, including conventional mortgages, government-backed loans, asset-based loans,
and my personal favorite creative financing strategies, like seller financing and subject two and
private money or a combination of all of those. Limiting your financing options will limit your
growth options. So based on where you're starting, it might make sense to check out the free training
that I put together at Creative Financing 101. Go to creative financing.us. And I don't need your name or
your email address or anything like that. It's there for you to start watching right away.
Step three, finding the right property. Now, this may involve researching local rental markets,
identifying areas with high rental demand and evaluating potential properties based on factors such as location,
condition and potential for rental income, that's what traditional wisdom would tell you, and it's not
wrong. But here's secret number one. After almost 20 years of investing in income property,
oh, that hurts to say. Where did the time go? Anyway, what has proved to be more valuable than a good
rental market is a good property manager. And do not underestimate what I'm about to say. A good
property manager can turn mediocre markets and even bad ones into a great investment experience
for you. And a bad property manager can turn the best rental market into an investment disaster.
So do as much due diligence on your property manager as the property itself. And you'll be way ahead
of the game. You know, contrary to popular belief, real estate investments are very safe.
It's the people that are involved that make it risky. Along with the how to buy your first rental
property checklist, I'll also give you a copy of the four-hour work month, the 10 commandments
to managing property managers.
Step four.
Analyzing potential rental income.
You know, most people will tell you to carefully analyze a property's potential rental income
before making an offer on a property.
I recommend doing it after your offer had been accepted.
And this is secret number two.
You see, the real estate market, it's competitive.
And it will be for the foreseeable future.
So if you see a property that you like, jump on it.
Make the offer before someone else does.
And then if you come to find that you've made a mistake,
sake, your standard real estate purchase agreement gives you permission to cancel the contract
without penalty. The contract gives you that permission. So use it to your advantage. That's what
savvy investors do, and that's why you're watching this. It's who you want to be. So be it.
Once your offer has been accepted, now you'll want to calculate expected rental income and the
expenses, such as property taxes and maintenance costs and assessing the property's potential
for appreciation over time. And with regard to appreciation, it's a guessing game. It's a guessing game
as to when it will appreciate. So don't put too much weight on it when making your investment
decision, because in reality, you just don't know. This is what we do know, though. Equity happens.
Appreciation is the icing on the cake when it comes to investing in real estate. It's not the cake
that everyone thinks it is. It's more important to confirm that your property pays you more than
it costs you while you wait for your appreciation. Step 5. Conducting due diligence. So before you
close, conduct thorough due diligence. I mean, this may involve,
but certainly it's not limited to performing a thorough physical inspection of the property,
reviewing the financial records and leases and verifying property boundaries and zoning regulations.
And I'll give you that checklist too when we're done.
Now, step six, securing insurance and licenses.
And this may include securing property insurance, liability insurance,
and any necessary licenses or permits required by your local government.
And your closing agent is typically a good resource to tap into for what you need here.
Step seven, managing your property.
You know, effective property management is the most.
critical component of long-term profitability and success as a rental property investor.
This may involve maintaining open communication with tenants, performing necessary repairs and
maintenance, and optimizing your marketing strategy to maximize rental income potential.
But my experience, it's shown me that it can be thankless work and very low-paying work
for your time at that. A good property manager is well worth the 8 to 12% that they ask for.
Your time is much better spent looking for your next investment. Step 8. Maximizing rental
income potential. And this may involve setting competitive rental rates, reducing expenses, and optimizing
your marketing strategy, and considering alternative sources of rental income like parking, storage,
appliances, utilities, and pet rent. You know, 25 extra bucks per month here, 50 extra bucks per month
over there. That's going to have a significant impact on your return on investment. An exponential one,
in fact. You know, with the rise in demand for short-term rentals, mid-term rentals, assisted living, student
housing, game day rentals, experience-based rentals, there are so many ways to maximize your rental
income above and beyond a traditional rental property. So keep your options open. Step nine, building
positive tenant relationships. And this may involve maintaining open communication,
respecting tenants and needs, and providing a high-quality living experience. You are an investor,
but depending on how you rent your property, you can take on the role of an operator and service
provider too. You know, directly or indirectly, you are in the hospitality industry. So creating
good relationships with and good experiences for your tenants can produce steady long-term income and
growth. Step 10, developing a long-term investment strategy. You know, owning only one house,
whether you live in it or rent it out to someone else by the time you reach the age of 65.
And this is secret number three. On average, that translates to your wealth being 40 times that
of someone that didn't buy a house. So what if you bought just,
just two over your lifetime. I mean, it's up to you how far you want to take it, but when done
right, most people always wish that they had bought more. At the very least, I'm glad you're on
your way to your first. All right, if you'd like copies of the My First Rental Property Checklist,
the Ten Commandments to Managing Property Managers, and the Due Diligence Checklist, I made it really
easy for you and uploaded them all together at the four hour workmonth.com. Go there, and they're
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And you don't pay us a thing for that either. So I've got some free information for you on that too
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Now, you might have heard that the inventory of new homes for sale in the U.S. has dwindled down to just 70,000.
But hold on to your hard hats, because this is actually great news for our real estate investors.
You see, scarcity drives demand, which in turn inflates property values.
So for those with property on the market, your assets value just got a turbo boost.
It may make sense to buy more right now, despite your feelings about the current interest rates,
because let's not forget our hardworking home builders
who are capitalizing on this low existing inventory.
With the limited existing homes available,
it's left them with an opportunity.
They're breaking ground left, right, and center,
crafting more homes to quench this parched market.
Talk about making hay while the sun shines,
or in this case, building homes while the market's hot.
It may not seem like the market is hot,
considering the resale market is getting a little thin,
buyers are turning towards these brand new homes. Sales of new homes are rising like perfectly baked
sourdough loaves straight from the oven. And for those investors with a piece of the construction pie,
it's a lucrative turn of events. If you've been paying attention to Matt the last three years,
he's predicted this all along. There isn't a better opportunity for the average person over the next
decade than in the real estate market, whether that be as a business or as a passive investor,
the supply and demand dynamic is tilted heavily in your favor.
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If there's one thing that's going to heat up our summer more than the sun,
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adding a sprinkle of pink and an ounce of glamour to Pirates of the Caribbean,
the final voyage, taking us on a swashbuckling ride across the high seas.
There's an exciting reel of tales waiting to unfurl on the silver.
screen. A few more that make it your mentions that'll lift you up. Star Wars, Rogue Squadron,
directed by Patty Jenkins. This much-anticipated next chapter in the Star Wars saga is set to take
audiences on a thrilling journey through galaxies far, far away, Jurassic World, Dominion.
Dinosaurs rule the Earth once more in this latest Jurassic World installment, marking a thrilling
conclusion to the saga that started in 2015. Thor Love and Thunder, the Marvel Cinematic
universe returns with this electrifying Thor sequel set to explore new and uncharted territories.
The Flash, the DC extended universe races forward with this standalone flash movie,
aiming to redefine speed in the superhero genre.
Avatar, James Cameron returns to the director's chair for this sequel to the record-breaking
Avatar, inviting audiences back to the world of Pandora after over a decade.
Mission Impossible.
Eight, Tom Cruise is back as Ethan Hunt in this latest installment of the Mission
impossible franchise promising edge of your seat action and nail-biting suspense. This roster of
films sets the stage for a summer filled with action, adventure, comedy, and thrills, offering
something for every moviegoer. And that wraps up our good news for this week. Remember, you are
the architects of your own happiness. It's contagious, so let's spread it far and wide. Until next time,
stay positive, stay invested, and keep making those savvy moves.
It's not a passing fad, it's the future of money. What happened this? What?
week in cryptocurrency.
Kicking things off with our first bite, according to CoinDesk, the popularity of Bitcoin
hoddling is soaring. For those unacquainted with the term, hoddle is crypto slang for
hold on for dear life. It appears that despite the roller coaster nature of Bitcoin's value,
many of your digital devotees are still keeping a firm grip on your virtual treasure chests.
So whether you're a hodler, trader, or a spender, it's a refreshing reminder that optimism in this
digital realm is alive and well. Next up, we have some intriguing news. Bitcoin's correlation with
stocks is taken a nosedive. What does this mean for us? Well, it seems Bitcoin is reverting to
its old self, the Maverick that doesn't dance to Wall Street's tunes. K-33, research suggests this
declining correlation revives Bitcoin's appeal for investors. So the next time someone tells you that
Bitcoin follows Wall Street, remind them it's got moves of its own. Our final story comes straight
from the crypto profit herself, Kathy Wood. She foresees a crypto exodus from the U.S. as regulations
tighten. But hey, before you start packing your bags and hunting for your digital passports,
remember, change isn't always bad, just like how the Bitcoin mining exodus from China led to a greener
and more decentralized Bitcoin network. This potential exodus could open up novel opportunities
for innovation in the global blockchain arena. That's it for this week's Crypto Chronicles. Keep calm,
trade on and may Satoshi Spirit guide you to digital prosperity. See you in the next block.
And that wraps up the epic show. If you found this episode valuable, who else do you know that
might too? There's a really good chance you know someone else who would. And when their name comes
to mind, please share it with them and ask them to click the subscribe button when they get here and
I'll take great care of them. God loves you and so do I. Health, peace, blessings and success to you.
I'm Matt Terrio. Living the dream.
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But first, there, the last one.
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