Welcome back to The Cashflow Project. Today, we have a special guest with an incredibly inspiring journey in the world of real estate. Known as the Fit Investor, Cale Delaney turned an initial $300k investment into a $6 million real estate portfolio in less than two years! Starting out as a commercial broker, Cale transitioned to residential properties, focusing on short-term rentals in the Smoky Mountains and South Florida. With unconventional strategies and a fearless approach to real estate investing, Cale is here to share his journey, strategies, and wisdom.

In this episode, we will deep dive into how he built his portfolio, his decisive steps with properties, and the lessons he's learned along the way. Not only will there be insights into the current state of the real estate market, we'll also discuss Cale's new podcast, "The Fit Investor", which encourages a more balanced lifestyle for entrepreneurs.

Whether you've been investing in real estate for years, or you're just starting out, there's something to learn from Cale's journey. Tune in to hear his unique approach to achieving financial freedom with short-term rentals. Stay tuned until the end for Cale's tips for anyone wanting to embark on a similar journey. Let's venture into this cash flow journey with Cale Delaney.



[02:59] 2008 crisis led to construction management career.

[05:01] Long-term rentals not working, discovered short-term rentals.

[09:15] Booming market propelled income, equity, purchases, growth.

[13:04] Take a leap of faith, learn and move on.

[15:27] Taking the first step despite fear.

[17:45] First year in real estate, learning and adjusting.

[20:26] Normalizing, strong revenue growth, flat year, successful.

[25:56] Podcast created to discuss faith and success.

[30:08] Value relationships; get outside your comfort zone.

[34:55] Share, review, tickets for Hawaii conference.



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