Brick by Brick Podcast

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Welcome to the Rise & Grind Show and this is the Brick by Brick podcast. This podcast explains how we as a people can build our personal wealth and take care of our families with very simple moves. The reason for this podcast is so many of us don’t know how to build but we know how to spend. Take the time to sit down and absorb the information given and let it marinate.

As always please forward the podcast and the blog to whomever you think would benefit. We will all get up together!

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8 Comments

  1. on the move wrote:

    Don’t worry I’m spreading the news. Like you I grew up with parents who told me to buy a income property but for who knows what can happen in the world reasons.

  2. R&G wrote:

    @OTM – Thanks for spreading the word as we only been up a week. The whole R&G.com movement is a slow cooking, crock pot of gumbo mixture filled to the brim with good game blended with actionable intelligence. LMBAO!

    Yeah, the old folks knew what they were talking about on building. It’s just we traded security for celebrity but I’m going to bring the hustle back!

  3. Me Anonymous? wrote:

    Keep on doing what you’re doing. I don’t comment much but I’ve been reading since the Press bruh and I know what you’re getting at. Keep doing your thing OB1….

  4. ed wrote:

    Nice podcast, many of our people don’t realize the advantages we got in this economy with homes in Detroit running around $5,000 that they can rebuild and rent out.

    My friend who went over there to Detroit not only bought with cash, he got instant revenue from the renters who needed a decent place to stay. Even further, he was able to HIRE PEOPLE to help manage his properties. This is the cycle of economics to create a self-sustaining and empowered community.

    However, most brothas and sistas up North already been doing this like you said. It seems we got a whole generation of suburban mentality cats who never hustled that we got to get up to speed…

  5. R&G wrote:

    @Ed – What’s funny is the whole midwest is on sale right now. I know cats stacking houses in Cleveland, Chicago and Indianapolis. There’s even some down in the A that can be picked up and held. People don’t realize that this could be the break the cycle forever move.

    Well I can’t knock the people who can’t move during this recession. Most cats when faced with a gun freeze while some of us run.

  6. Carl wrote:

    This is exactly why I’ve been reading and now keep listening to you! I’ve been re-analyzing the flaws in the business plan I developed when I left CA. I kind of identified the fact that I bought property before the business cashflow came in as a major flaw. Even though I had it in the plan to execute the order you laid out here. It’s funny how that was long before I ever heard of Freeman Press. But after listening to this podcast, I’m thinking it is THE biggest mistake I made!
    Thanks a lot for the objective insight.

  7. R&G wrote:

    @Carl – At least you got the properties homie! That’s still better cash than no cash. This is why I advocate the businesses because you need that money to keep coming in while you build your portfolio of property. Most cats are on some buy one house at a time ish and that’s cool but we need to get those transactions going so we can make turnover money.

    It’s ain’t the biggest the biggest is no plan at all! Slow chips are better than no chips!

  8. joeblow wrote:

    I don’t know how the house prices are here in cali now, but what about doing this? I stay at home still sense I’m only 20 and in school. I don’t have enough chip for a house, but what about this?:Rent a house with multiple rooms for about a g, and pay the rent to the owner. Meanwhile rent it out even further by renting rooms to friends. Then on top of making enough chip to have no payment I won’t have to deal with management cost since I am just a renter.

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