STOP TRADING TIME FOR MONEY
Die before your money runs out, or work until you die. This harsh reality defines the current state of retirement planning. Is this the plan you envision for yourself? Unfortunately, saving alone won’t cut it anymore. 401ks, IRAs, pensions, and Social Security are no longer viable safety nets. The system is broken. You can’t save your way toward retirement. You can’t save your way toward wealth. The only real solution is becoming financially independent—the freedom to build wealth and retire on your terms.
“If you can’t find a way to make money in your sleep, you will work until you die.” –Warren Buffett
Starting on your journey toward financial independence is crucial, and real estate offers one of the best paths to financial freedom due to its tax advantages and accessibility to leverage for generating passive income. Get your assets to work so you don’t have to.
Having faced financial ruin after the 2008 economic meltdown, I achieved financial freedom in just three years and built generational wealth as the market rebounded. With predictions of an even worse economic downturn on the horizon, now is the time to put in the work and be prepared for another significant life event.
I invite you to embark on a journey that merges my personal experiences, wisdom gained from high-net-worth families, and a tried-and-true approach to real estate investing. Together, we will explore the depths of this strategy, empowering you to create a lasting legacy of wealth for yourself and your family.
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GET YOUR ASS TO WORK,
OR GET YOUR ASSETS TO WORK
Curtis Haines, CPA, is an accomplished professional with extensive expertise in real estate investment, property management, and executive recruitment. He owns over 20,000 garden-style apartment units in Houston, Dallas, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Atlanta. He participated in 187 real estate acquisitions and 63 real estate dispositions valued in excess of $4.4 Billion—a total of 32,335 apartment units spread across 187 apartment communities. His properties have won numerous awards from the Houston Apartment Association.