Hustle & Homes – Episode 24: One Year In

In this episode, we break down where we really stand almost one year into the program with Ben Humble.

We talk about:

• Where we started mentally, financially, and skill-wise

• The deals we’ve done (and the ones that punched us in the face)

• What’s changed in our mindset over the last 12 months

• How the current market is affecting investors right now

• What we’re doubling down on going forward

It’s easy to talk about wins. It’s harder to talk about growth, mistakes, pivots, and real numbers. This episode is about the honest gap between where we were… and where we are now.

Markets shift. Rates move. Emotions swing. But discipline, action, and staying in the room? That’s what compounds.

If you’re early in your investing journey, this one’s for you. If you’re already in the trenches, you’ll relate.

Almost a year in.
Still building.
Still learning.
Still closing.

Keep Hustling. Keep Building. Keep Closing.

In Episode 23 of Hustle & Homes, Matt, Jeff, and Santiago sit down with Jonathan Sandor to cut through the noise around getting started in investing.

If you’re new, overwhelmed, or stuck in “learning mode,” Jonathan simplifies it down to what actually matters:

• Get a deal

• Get a mentor

No hype. No guru nonsense. Just real-world advice on why action matters more than perfection and why most beginners never move forward.

This episode is for anyone who’s tired of watching from the sidelines and ready to start playing the game.

Keep Hustling. Keep Building. Keep Closing.

In Episode 22 of Hustle & Homes, we break down why so many investors avoid cheap markets and why that mindset holds them back.

We talk about the psychology behind “cheap equals risky,” how appreciation hype masks bad deals, and why affordable markets force investors to rely on fundamentals instead of speculation. This episode dives into cash flow, discipline, ego, and why experienced investors quietly build wealth in places most people overlook.

If you’ve ever questioned small markets, affordable properties, or heard someone say “there must be something wrong with it,” this episode will challenge how you think about real estate investing.