
About this episode
John Franklin (https://twitter.com/JohnIsBuilding) & Mateo Lopez chat with Stu Brauer, a retired gym owner, about how investing in real estate can help other gym owners retire in 10 years or less.
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Show notes:
(00:00) Introducing Stu Brauer & how he got to where he is today
(7:06) Why Stu de-affiliated & started a new concept
(13:16) How to run a profitable gym in a smaller footprint
(16:09) Learning how to make sales
(20:40) How to prove to the bank that you're bankable
(23:47) Explaining Stu's high op cap model
(30:57) Sponsored message: Run a successful gym with Kilo (visit https://usekilo.com/)
(32:51) How Stu bought his building
(36:17) Why small biz owners are valuable to investors
(37:51) Planning out your space before buying the building
(40:45) Shifting your mindset from gym owner to real estate investor
(44:08) Common struggles with leasing
(48:28) How to not make costly mistakes with leasing
(52:52) Other tips to consider when buying or leasing
(59:18) Different ways to buy a building
(1:04:09) How do you know when you're ready to buy a building?
(1:07:04) How should gym owners think about content?
(1:16:49) Where to go if you want to find Stu
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