134: Creative Finance and Gaining a Millionaire Mindset with Pro BMX Rider Terry Adams
On today’s episode of the BiggerPockets Podcast, we sit down and dig into the life of a professional BMX bike rider Terry Adams. Outside of his many accomplishments in the stunt bike world (X-Games gold medal, appearance on Glee and Ellen, and more), Terry is also an accomplished real estate investor with some incredible strategies for building wealth. In the interview, we cover everything from investing with no money, to dealing with personal finance concerns, to mindsets, and more. This show is about to rock your world, so grab a pencil and some paper and let’s get started!
In This Episode We Cover:
- Who Terry Adams is and what his profession entails
- How he got started in real estate
- The details of his first property
- His trailer property
- How he finds great real estate deals
- What you should know about finding a mentor
- The ins and outs of the “BRRR” strategy
- What exactly line of credit investing is
- Tips for dealing with banks
- How your mindset affects how you invest in real estate
- The details of Terry Adams’s portfolio
- The secret to building wealth with the help of mentors
- The importance of knowing your net worth
- And SO much more!
Links from the Show
Books Mentioned in this Show
- Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T. Harv Eker
- The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason
Tweetable Topics:
- “There’s always a way to make it happen.” (Tweet This!)
- “The more I manage my money, the more money I have to manage.” (Tweet This!)
- “You take your other liquid asset and you invest it, because that’s how you build wealth.” (Tweet This!)
Connect with Terry
- Terry’s Instagram
- Terry’s Twitter
- Snapchat: terryadamsbmx
- Facebook Fan Page
- Terry’s Website
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