Jay Helms really brought the goods in this episode, I think you will get a lot of value out of all the stories he has and how his wife has helped them open up his eyes to a better way to do things. Stay tuned because it has to do with abandoning narrow-minded focus.
Jay has created a community and a system to show parents how to achieve financial freedom through real estate investing, so they'll never worry about being acquired, fired, or laid off ever again in the W-2 world. Jay has spent almost 20 years serving the information technology industry of corporate America. With a mix of single-family, small multifamily, and apartment syndications, Jay and his wife have grown their real estate portfolio to over 320 units across four states in just six years of investing while working a full-time job and bringing three beautiful kids into the world.
In 2019, Jay founded the W2 capitalist community which is a resource for 30 to 40-year old married men and women who want to build multiple streams of income through real estate investing, so they can be even more present, both mentally and physically with their spouse and children.
You can find Jay and everything about his movement on his website w2capitalist.com. You can also reach out to him directly via email at jay@w2capitalist.com.
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