Meet Peter Chege, an active-duty Army sergeant and helicopter mechanic, he made $75,000 on a single land deal—ans double his annual military salary. In this episode, he breaks down exactly how he did it. From driving Uber Eats in Hawaii to locking up 77 acres in Texas, Peter shares how grit, faith, and a little “delusion” helped him overcome a disastrous first deal and build momentum.

He also reveals the simple strategy he used to find a real cash buyer using Facebook and Zillow, why you should never get emotionally attached to one deal, and how other service members can launch their land business before getting out of the military.

Tune in, and check out The Landsharks Program for more wealth-building strategies.

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Show notes:

(0:45) Beginning of today’s episode
(3:30) From Uber Eats to “passive” car rentals in Hawaii
(9:25) His first land deal went south—legal issues, zero profit
(12:50) How Peter found a $75K profit land deal 30 days later
(15:40) Locking up 77 acres in Texas with a few thousand in the bank
(18:15) The smart (and simple) way he found a real cash buyer
(24:20) Why that first big check broke Peter’s brain
(27:50) The pitfall: getting emotionally attached to bad deals
(37:25) Why building something from scratch is the real reward

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Resources:

Zillow
Follow Peter Chege on Instagram: @peterchege_
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