
Alternative Asset Class Investing for High Income Earners with Patrick Grimes
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Patrick Grimes is a mechanical engineer turned investor. Fifteen years ago, one of his mentors exposed him to "that purple book" - Rich Dad, Poor Dad and it changed his life. Patrick now runs a private equity firm that invests in real estate and oil and gas deals.
We discuss:
- How investors can protect themselves in down markets by conservatively underwriting deals
- What Patrick learned from surviving the 2008 housing market crash
- How high income W-2 earners can capture tax savings by investing in the energy market
- How Patrick specifically selects the deals that he invests in
Get Patrick's Guide to Passive Investing here.
Patrick's company is Invest on Main Street.
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Brian Glass is a nationally recognized personal injury lawyer in Fairfax, Virginia. He is passionate about living a life of his own design and looking for answers to solutions outside of the legal field. This podcast is his effort to share that passion with others.
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