Are you a professional working a 100-hour workweek? If so, don’t skip this episode, and you’ll resonate will our guest Spencer Hilligoss. He shares tips for getting into real estate despite a busy work schedule, investing strategies, and insights on true financial freedom. Hit that play button and find out how you can enter this business!

Key Takeaways To Listen For

• Reasons why people in high-paying jobs enter the real estate business
• How to juggle a demanding tech job with real estate investing
• Strategies for the financial offense and defense framework
• Changes in the work and hustle culture in the past years
• Real estate investing in the current market situation and rising interest rates
• Benefits of better understanding risks in life and business

Resources Mentioned In This Episode

• Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki | Paperback & Audiobook
• Free Apartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive Investor 

About Spencer Hilligoss

Spencer Hilligoss is the CEO & Co-Founder of Madison Investing, a real estate investment firm specializing in real estate syndications. As a passive investor and active syndicator, he understands the unique challenges that busy professionals face when starting out on their REI journey. Spencer’s mission is to arm investors with the know-how they need to make confident investment decisions tailored to their individual life goals. 

After spending nearly 15 years in an esteemed Silicon Valley tech career, Spencer was struck with what he refers to as his “dark decade”—the family business imploded, his brother lost his battle with cancer, and Spencer remained the sole source of income for his household. The 100-hour workweeks that followed confirmed for him that he needed to find another way, especially if he wanted any chance at spending quality time with his own kids. Now, the principles Spencer has developed echo loudly in everything Madison Investing does, and the joy he finds in helping folks make financial choices that allow them to focus on what really matters is unparalleled. 

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