Jack Gibson
On today's episode, Seth speaks to Jack Gibson, President and Co-Founder of High Return Real Estate,
Jack knew from an early age that punching time clocks and working for someone else wasn’t enough for me, which is what drove him into building businesses himself and being his own boss. Living a healthy and active lifestyle has always been important to him, that’s why at the ripe ol’ age of 21, He built his first company that coached clients on effective nutrition and fitness strategies. He began to grow his team and recruited and hired an epic sales team to keep things running smoothly. He ran a successful multi-million dollar company before he was old enough to rent a car.
As soon as he realized how profitable real estate investments could be, he bought his first home as an investment. One home quickly became five, and when those five were doing really well, he just couldn’t help but add more. he became obsessed with learning everything that he could about the business. Before he knew it, he had over 50 investment properties that were all performing well and the steady flow of passive income was proof of that. He was very passionate and incredibly excited to tell everyone he knew about everything he have learned.
After building a multi-million-dollar income with a multi-level health company, he had a serious wake-up call. A bet was placed against his company’s stock, and he ran the risk of losing his financial footing. He felt vulnerable watching his only income source teeter and committed to building multiple streams of passive income.
In a short time, he’d built a portfolio of over 50 properties. Now, along with Jack Schechter, he operates High Return Real Estate, a turnkey provider. They specializing in helping other people build cash flow income with turnkey rental real estate in Indianapolis, IN.
More about Jack here,
https://highreturnrealestate.com/jack-gibson-jeff-schechter-team/
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