The Cheapest Isn’t Always the Best Value with Drew White

Welcome to Real Estate (Un)Success Stories. Drew White was once a pediatric oncology nurse but today he serves as a Modern Wealth Coach and in this episode, he talks to Cody about how a little overconfidence and going with the lowest bidder, cost him time, and money.

 

                                                      

When Drew graduated from nursing school with $150,000+ of student loan debt, he realized he would be paying 50% of his earnings (for a very long time) to pay off his loans. That was the first time he understood the true impact of the debt he had created. This experience gave Drew a hunger to understand money better. He was unwilling to accept this debt as his lot in life.

 

 

 

In his late 20s, he created wealth-building side businesses for his family to take control of their future. Over the past 7 years, he has been active as a day-trader, entrepreneur, and real estate investor.

 

 

 

His knowledge and experience in these sectors led Drew to realize there is a better way to maximize money than most people are aware of. As a Modern Wealth Consultant, he is passionate about showing real estate investors and other entrepreneurs how to take control of their money.

 

 

 

Key Takeaways:

 

• Try not to be too overconfident
• Don’t always go with the cheapest bid. You’ll get what you pay for.
• Determine how far away is too distant from your project.
• Always trust but verify.

 

 

 

 

Visit Drew on the web or, connect with him on LinkedIn.

 

 

 

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