Laid Off to Making $400K/Month...

[@UpFlip]

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[@Accuface2000]

It's very rare to find such honesty "I was fired because I wasn't the best employee". He took responsibility and made something for himself.

[@waylonjennings5063]

he def rides his employees hard af

[@jamesrecknor6752]

TRUE

[@sumerfun01]

And you believe this you tube millionaire..😄

[@theyhateme8763]

because hes in on the scam

[@stufraser8616]

Maybe in the influencer world but just about every autobiography of a successful business person says the same thing. I suppose it takes a level of self awareness and small ego to admit that to the world but thats why its 0.1% of us that make it.

[@GeorgeOutThere]

He's talking like it is logical and easy, but the amount of understanding, effort and learning is much bigger than it looks on this video. Good work!

[@Michael-jd5vf]

Most valuable thing he said was at the beginning. In fact, you can stop Watching this video after the 1:49 mark. He said “I was surrounded by entrepreneurs”. That’s it.

[@ajmenadue2925]

Underrated

[@ianegan]

When you don't have entrepreneurs in your orbit and your trying to be one you really understand why this is so important.

[@mindtheprivacy]

I'm glad he's candidly talking about self worth.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

I’m glad you found that helpful! Thank you!

[@UpFlip]

Not everyone has the courage to do that. We really admire him for being so open about it! 🙏

[@BizBob2]

Reliability in this industry is a must. If you have it you will have clients begging for your service.

[@UpFlip]

It's a must in every industry, not just this one! 😉

[@cameronf3343]

Honestly there’s so many tradesmen across all of the blue collars that do such shoddy jobs in this day and age that showing up and doing even decent quality work will have people begging their loved ones to be your next customer.

[@UpFlip]

Providing consistent, quality work is a rarity these days, and it can make a huge difference in standing out in any industry. 🙏

[@MrCard031584]

You get what you pay for. Hire at low wages you get low skilled workers. Duh. Don't be cheap and you get highly skilled workers. I won't touch a single tool for less than $100 per hour. But I've got 25 years of experience, 60k in tools, and a truck that cost 70k new.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

It really is a problem. Blue collar people are becoming more and more valuable as that happens. We have 1 person coming in for every 5 people leaving the trades for one reason or another.

[@cameronf3343]

@@MrCard031584 I’m not sure what exactly you’re trying to say or why you’re saying it like that, but thanks for proving my point and agreeing with me.

[@cameronf3343]

@@noblesolidservice1596 I will say after watching a few shorts and stuff; bless you. Especially that recent one with the lads cutting into foundation with proper PPE. I recently walked out of a remodeling company after day two because of zero PPE whatsoever and being given a hard time for not wanting to go on a roof without a harness. My one uncle almost died doing that in the 90s, my other uncle spent 3/4 of his life with titanium rods in his back because of falling off a ranch roof, and an old family friend died falling off one without a harness. That’s the one thing I don’t mess around with is roofs without safety gear, and exactly why I intentionally joined what I thought was only a kitchen/bath remodeling place but ended up silently being a full reno company for a slumlord in town. Was awesome to see somebody respecting safety. If I lived in your region I’d absolutely be using you guys, keep it up.

[@EcomCarl]

Kyle's journey from countertop sales to remodeling magnate is incredibly inspiring! Leveraging strong relationships and focusing on strategic marketing early on are game-changers in any service industry. 👏

[@UpFlip]

You're right! Kyle's journey is indeed inspiring! 👊

[@EcomCarl]

@@UpFlip Amazing stuff honestly, sometimes literally blows my mind haha

[@6tuf85dyfu]

Ai wrote this 😂😂😂

[@kbenk108]

What's a back link? Types of back links? SEO? Hearing how he bid low and lost money but didn't get bitter about it, but took it as a learning experience made me realize this guy is an upstanding human being. Wish you all success. Need more contractors like you.

[@UpFlip]

Check Ahrefs' blog. They have some great content on how to do SEO and gain backlinks!

[@AnthonyRussell-w8l]

This is a fantastic interview.

[@UniquelyUbiquitous-yg3xl]

This feller just seems super likable. I hope that he can keep growin’ and keep steadily scalin’ his bitness. I wish him all the greatest future business success. 🙏

[@UpFlip]

We're grateful for the kind words. Thank you for tuning in! 🙏

[@rcppop3090]

I jumped into it head first at the age of 25. 45 now but it’s a weird sub contractor/service business. I’m still an owner operator with one crane/boom pump 20 years later. It’s a nice rig but it’s a tough business to expand. My machine is $600k so it’s expensive to expand. I started as an owner operator of a drag line concrete pump had multiple machines at one time with employees now back to just me after a revolving door of employees post 2020 I had enough sold those machines and run my nice boom solo. I need to ramp up my game though and push harder again.

[@UpFlip]

Hope you picked up some valuable tips from this video that you can apply to your business! We're rooting for your success! 🙏

[@Tunsgate123]

Just try to buy one more boom pump and find 2 good staff, you find the work and help both each day- 3 jobs each 😊

[@rcppop3090]

@@Tunsgate123 definitely on the list of goals for the future.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

You guys in the equipment game def have some crazy entry fees. Does it make it harder for someone to get into the game -thus less competitive?

[@TM-tw1py]

I am loving this guy - incredible business acumen. Give him a decade, and watch him do hundreds of millions in sales.

[@UpFlip]

Fingers crossed for the next decade-let’s see where this wild ride takes him!

[@claytonmatt4334]

I like how this guy systemizes things.

[@UpFlip]

So organized and clever! 🫡

[@pthrelkeld090]

Hey, I'm in tacoma!!! Lol so used to seeing videos like this, of people all over the country so when I heard you say tacoma I was like "whaaaat!!" 😂

[@rcppop3090]

Wow just subscribed. Love the transparency on Net vs Gross when he explained his earnings. I can easily say I make $xxx,xxx.00 when in reality I make a quarter of what I actually gross. Content providers on social media bug me when they inflate the reality of being an entrepreneur as if we’re all millionaires. Maybe my net worth but in liquidity I may as well be an employee for one of my competitors 😂

[@XYtotheZ]

Here's a few facts for anyone that cares: Re: real life: Only 230,000 Americans who work in any capacity earn more than $1 Million per year. That's a fact and backed up by actual government data (if anyone bothered to look) As a matter of fact less than 300,000 Americans working in an capacity earn more than $500K per year. People need to stop chasing the liars, the posers, the salespeople and anyone else who outright lie to them about how "Millions of people" are earning millions of dollars. It's bullshit and the government has the actual data. The first 50% of all Americans working earn.....$45K per year or less. These are important numbers and people should embrace them as a way to be realistic about their goals and move past a level of mediocrity that is now commonplace here in the USA. Secondly regarding KZbin: A "content creator" needs to have 150,000 views per day, 365 days per year to gross $100K per year with KZbin. Then Google takes their 45% cut. Then (because you are not employed by KZbin) you have to pay your 15% SE tax, then your regular tax rates of Federal and state taxes (if applicable in your state). After all that you're basically left with $35K dollars net. This is why there are 100's of thousands of jobs available at fast food establishments, warehouses, etc. Why work when you can settle into a life of mediocrity by making videos? Of course what the majority of people don't realize: Interest in someone or their so called "content" is fickle and can wane very quickly like a 22 year old slut on OnlyFans who suddenly wakes up at 30, much fatter, sagging face and suddenly they are back to being irrelevant with no real prospects for the future.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Thank you for noticing that! I can’t stand when people do the fake guru thing and only talk about revenue.

[@IM2awsme]

​@@noblesolidservice1596 It's free advertising. They are doing a sells pitch. That's why it feels manipulative, because it is.

[@DrunkenYoda-mm1gr]

What he's doing is being a general contractor and subbing the work out and probably using some form of autocad to figure out labor and materials then adding the profit margin he wants after cost is figured

[@Feelstoramusic]

Which is a crucial position for being profitable on these large scale projects.

[@cburnham2559]

Best video I've seen so far. I am a budding contractor with a marble and granite background. Very cool, thanks so much.

[@EddieJones-n7r]

Man Sir I love the way you interview.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

As a biz owner -This was the coolest part about this interview for me was seeing how Upflip operates. Very well oiled machine with a cool system

[@RighteousSportz917]

Being the oldest overcoming this bad habits knowing that you deserve the best for yourself

[@noblesolidservice1596]

We owe it to the ones comin up after us!

[@PathToGreat]

5:11 and number 4, imagination! Think books, movies, inventions, reimagined products, industry changes like what uber did with the taxi business, etc. totally agree with Myron’s outlook on this.

[@UpFlip]

It’s all about identifying gaps and opportunities in the market and being willing to take risks. 👌

[@Backhoebb]

Kyle is real deal. Locally he a a good plated reputation, and turns out great projects.

[@drakestoke4506]

He's really neatened everything up. All the things that have been wrong with the process for a long time.

[@eliot5220]

Paying for leads is terrible. You basically hand over your credit card and wake up the next morning owing them a thousand dollars to go see a crazy person.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

😂 100 percent

[@phil-spinelli]

Learning how to buy customers at a profit is a great skillset. Many of the most successful companies out there had to learn how to do this, and do this. You just didn't do it right.

[@kingwillie206]

@@phil-spinelli - They better be damn good because 10 other companies will have guys crawling all over the place when they show up.

[@whatta7793]

If it works, and makes profit.. then it's hardly terrible. It's pretty much advertising.. almost all large companies do exactly that.

[@AlejandroAleman-q8f]

@@phil-spinelli Exactly!

[@---om4ly]

Such a good interview... I feel there was a lot of candour Congratulations on making a success of your efforts. Nice interview style also.

[@luketylerpdx]

My father in law built the Frank Lloyd Wright house sited in the Oregon Gardens. He also would have been impressed by your quality and business acumen. Great job!

[@noblesolidservice1596]

This is the best compliment I think I’ve ever gotten. Thank you very much! 😊

[@maxbedroom6234]

True. Some contractors love to mention timeframes! Then, they fail to deliver on their promise! Series of delays. Ballooning the cost! 😠

[@UpFlip]

It's frustrating when contractors overpromise and underdeliver 😞

[@RealWG7]

At first glance of the thumbnail, I thought he was a butcher. Glad I clicked on the episode because he's definitely killing it. Always great content Upflip!

[@UpFlip]

HAHA, glad you enjoyed it ;)

[@bigal8976]

Yeah me too! Looked like a giant pile of hamburger. What was that anyway?

[@cdatruth2619]

me too lol

[@noblesolidservice1596]

@@bigal8976insulation

[@IanJob]

Valuable and evergreen content. Thank you. This is a masterclass.

[@franknorth1573]

Doing the work is the easiest part. It's getting the jobs. That's the hardest part

[@UpFlip]

Just like in every industry, mastering winning clients is already half the battle! 💪

[@InnovativeBuildersmd]

marketing is everything

[@John-Adams-Can]

I would say the reverse. I had plenty of customers... could not do so much work or hire decent employees that would actually show up.

[@AceEverett]

@@John-Adams-Can In the beginning, it's getting the jobs. Most just end up hiring subs for the work they don't want to do, definitely hard to find good employees.

[@dmitrijsmironovs7513]

@@AceEverett is it a surprise? when employees who do the manual labor get 20$an hour, whilst this guy takes 200k for himself. I understand why its hard.

[@mindtheprivacy]

This man deserves everything good coming his way.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Appreciate you 😊

[@UpFlip]

Absolutely, he sure does! 🙏

[@Philanthropyman]

“The rules are made to be broken” great mantra for a salesman. Terrible thing to say for a builder who has to follow building code and quality assurance.

[@Matt999PL]

That's why fools pay 700k for remodeling or 1M for new construction and getting crap job with poor materials

[@Matt999PL]

@@Philanthropyman Thx God for codes and inspections

[@kevinquartemont2313]

Wait, wait, wait. He's doing 400K in revenue a month, NOT income. He said last year he took 200k as income. I dont care if a company brings in a billion a month, unless that translates to a solid profit, revenue doesn't mean much. Well, it could mean a lot of airline miles, but aside from that.... I'd rather d 100k a month with 40% profit than 500k with 10% profit. Your headaches, liabilities, employee problems, equipment breakdowns etc, will be exponentially more at 500k. Qualify of life is important.

[@DRACULA-SS]

he’s obviously reinvested the rest of the profit. 200k wasn’t his only profit. that’s just what he paid himself for the year.

[@ptzish]

This is an amazing series. Thank you!

[@jamiejoy7974]

I live in the area, I’m so excited to come across this video. Inspiring!

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Love that for you

[@zacht.9585]

He's only 29!!!! Wow, with the way he speaks I thought he was closer to 39. Man, he really does have his whole life ahead of him. I hope that Waste Management roll-up strategy works for him. I'll be rooting for him

[@UpFlip]

Thank you for your support! It’s amazing to see his journey resonate with so many viewers. Fingers crossed for the Waste Management strategy! 🙏

[@donkemp8151]

Every business owner, regardless of industry, is in the business of gaining and retaining clients. Doesn’t matter what you know or do if you can’t get clients.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Absolutely! We are all marketing and sales companies that happen to do x y and z

[@Largepapa2]

He is talking about gross margin. In luxury construction, we net 8-12%.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Glad you understand it. Seems like not a lot of people caught that.

[@firstlast4229]

5:20 - 'people in sales make more money because they add more value'. I disagree. They'd have no value if they didn't have other people's work to sell. They make more money because they put more effort into bartering for wages.

[@chadpilled7913]

They provide value to their employer. Also if it is a semi-complex process like remodeling a home, they can add value to the customer thru education. But yes a lot of salespeople just lie and steal

[@ashleycnossen3157]

They add value to the people they're selling for

[@firstlast4229]

@@ashleycnossen3157 designers and builders add more value.

[@tonytomahawk5160]

I'm in the government contract arena and I have been thinking of getting into remodeling just to get a local presence

[@UpFlip]

That sounds like a great idea! Best of luck with your new venture!

[@stevef1304]

I know hard work plays a part but not everyone makes it

[@bamxuberant]

Myron Golden is 🔥 So dope he got his inspiration from him. I also did. 👏🏾 I loved this video.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Thanks man! I’m not sure why he’s not more popular, definitely groundbreaking stuff

[@NoName-zb1gm]

The first 5 minutes I see this guy is very skilled so he has a natural knack for what he's doing. He was likely undervaluing himself until he had to work for himself. I think that's the message. Find something you're good at and you'll rake in the cash.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Appreciate you! And love your perspective

[@ROSADIANA-DSB]

Great interview 🎉

[@UpFlip]

Glad you love this video! Your appreciation means a lot to us and motivates us to continue producing content like this. 🙏

[@sbraudrick]

I don't know that it was worth 60k, but that was brilliant human interaction advice.... be unassuming presence and "show me what this appointment is about" is non-threatening and very matter of fact...

[@noblesolidservice1596]

I am so glad you got value out of that. I was hoping someone would get something from that part😅

[@crimeunlimited]

He never said HOW he got the experience, You can't just start a construction business without any insight of the business.

[@lightleaker7045]

I think he said that he worked installing countertops for a year and then started his company doing small jobs first and built quickly.

[@ericshchavlinskiy4887]

I did it. First year in did over quarter million. I watched a youtube video on my first job and prayed 🙏😄

[@blackl1steddrums]

@@ericshchavlinskiy4887 can you elaborate on how are you knew what you were doing? Did you have years of skill? Did you come into this knowing nothing etc. thanks.

[@curtissharris8914]

@@blackl1steddrums Here's what I know if I waited to know everything...I would still be waiting. Some experience is helpful but nothing beats sheer determination and persistence.

[@collin9085]

Exactly. If you are interested in following this man's career path, you need to get a general contractors license, learn who the good sub contractors are, learn a lot of building science so you don't have mold, structural, or water intrusion etc. You need to be on site supervising all the time. You need to have insurance. You need to be constantly planning ahead. You need to constantly solving for issues that present themselves during demolition. There is nothing that special about this interview. He's just a GC. And he's not explaining all the crucial demanding parts to copying what he does.

[@fredarzate]

Interview Myron Golden ! He’s amazing !!!

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Dude SERIOUSLY

[@Mak9177-x2h]

wonder he’ll feel one of these days when graffiti shows up on one of his projects 😂

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Talk about full circle! It’s actually happened 😂 just part of the game

[@consumercellc1109]

I'm sure he has some paint and a roller handy

[@shaunrosenberg4568]

These home remodeling costs are more than the cost of my home. Feeling poor. 😂

[@josephfriedrich9792]

9:44 ah yes, the good ole contractor pricing game. You know, my folks once did a big addition..that ended up taking twice the time and three times the price

[@decnijfkris3706]

many times I heard my parent talking in the background at night ...and then heard that bed moving

[@craighalbohm7244]

With this business model how do you prevent contractors from undercutting you?

[@UniquelyUbiquitous-yg3xl]

“Undercutting” doesn’t matter at all to him at this point. They ARE the premier remodeler in his city. He has no desire to be the more affordable guy. Everyone will come in cheaper than him. He brings a FARRRR cleaner approach and business management side to the game.

[@UpFlip]

Start a free trial with the Academy and on May 30th at 2pm PST Kyle will be on to answer your questions! www.upflip.com/academy

[@andrewp5171]

10:00 That house was being supported by four Jenga sets

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Isn’t that nuts! They call it cribbing -and it’s usually done with special harder species of wood.

[@ironwoodworkman4917]

Their are four levels of value. So we get three and cut at value four. On to the next part of the video. 😂 Now I am looking for Myron Golden on google. Hope I remember to watch the rest of this video.🤣

[@ironwoodworkman4917]

BTW I did see it. But I would have liked to hear you guys talk about it a little. Imagination. This seems to be one of the keystones. NOT the house.

[@Raza-c5q]

please answer my these 2 questions, 1- You said an average profit margins are 20% but Kyle is getting 40%, are you talking about net margins that owner take home ?? 2- And does kitchen remodeling cost $140,000, ??

[@stephen2738]

Many of these high end kitchens can cost way more than 150,000. That's not to say that most kitchens cost $150,000. How many high-end appliances are 30 to 50,000. High end custom cabinets can be from 50 to over $100,000 by themselves there are many variables and when these high-end jobs are performed they're making probably 40%

[@Raza-c5q]

@@stephen2738 hmm, great

[@UpFlip]

Start a free trial with the Academy and on May 30th at 2pm PST Kyle will be on to answer your questions! www.upflip.com/academy

[@TareqTumi]

very inspiring :) exactly what i needed , thank you . i have one question why client need a contractor and not deal directly with workers ? what is the key need ?

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Our clientele are not focused on the price directly but rather the experience they will receive and would rather pay someone to manage their long complicated remodeling project and have someone who is in charge of managing it rather then dealing with a bunch of roughneck contractors who organizes a team and gets them their desired outcome. We are competing on speed and convenience.

[@ashleycnossen3157]

If you're hiring a bunch of subcontractors then you're responsible for managing all their work schedules, negotiating payments, managing work quality and speed, amd making sure everything is up to code. It's a big headache if you're not experienced.

[@abreeasbury7635]

Plan A is the best safest way to build a new business. You dont want to fail and lose everything you own..

[@decnijfkris3706]

anfd he was in marble. Do customers select their marble on an actual exposed flake or on a sample in a bookie?

[@PaulJonson-u5f]

This was a great video! Thanks...

[@Technie87]

@Upflip 8 minutes into the video here. . can you ask these questions: After you were fired, how much money did you have NET? Out of that money, was any of it required to start your business? Did you get any loans? Did you manage to get a lead (from a realtor) and then did you begin hiring a team with that promised income? Did you need a general contractors license in order to start? Aside from having general knowledge of building/ tools, would you say people need to know in depth how to build a house in order to do this business? Or does it come down to general leadership Thank you uplift for providing real world examples

[@UpFlip]

Awesome questions! We'll definitely try to cover these in future episodes. 🫡

[@UpFlip]

Start a free trial with the Academy and on May 30th at 2pm PST Kyle will be on to answer your questions! www.upflip.com/academy

[@ligyron2835]

Any tradesman worth his salt doesn’t have a problem getting work. My problem is having TOO much work so I have to actively turn down jobs simply because I can’t spread myself thinner and I refuse to hire random guys. I have a professional standard that I demand of myself and in 20 years I’ve only found of handful of talented guys with the same work ethic and quality standards.

[@phil-spinelli]

where on this video did that guy say he was making 400K/Month?

[@dartymcphee6738]

Just imagine he is 🫣😂

[@Largepapa2]

Also, remodeling is not scalable and he should take this publicly traded idea behind the shed and not waste anymore money thinking about it. If you want to get huge, focus on new homes or commercial. Otherwise, make a good living and sell the company. Asking 10M when your SDE is 200k and you have no equipment to speak of and few employees is the same level of nuts. You will be lucky to get 3 turns on a remodeling company and probably will have to sell to an employee and take a second.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Well I respectfully disagree, look at renewal by Andersen, tundraland, power home remodeling, etc. They’ve each built remodeling companies over 100mil

[@JBulsa]

Guy's a pro going big

[@DavidNovaa]

I really like this guy. Hes great. Most contractors just suck and greedy. But he's awesome

[@mporter012]

Most contractors bust their ass.

[@UpFlip]

It's refreshing to come across someone in the contracting world who's making a positive impact. 🙏

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Hey thanks man! Appreciate you.

[@phillhuddleston9445]

This works great in a booming housing market but after the bubble pops the big money will not be there and those just trying to get in will not be able to.

[@jamest3188]

Implementation: This is the level where you do the work. ... Unification: This is the level where you bring people together. ... Communication: This is the level where you share your ideas with the world. ... Imagination: This is the highest level of value creation.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

100%!!!!!

[@ashleycnossen3157]

Got the bottom and the top but I'm missing the two in the middle

[@texasRoofDoctor]

Myron Golden is a must listen for contractors.

[@UpFlip]

For sure! 🙌

[@BrndshTV]

Exactly, that's why I ask for a quote and not an "ethtimate". The number you give me is what I'm paying if I agree.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

This is 💯 percent. Should be the industry standard

[@kellya8425]

If ur goona jump into it Plan B style, first research wat you wanna go into so you're not going into it blind, then you should have 6Ms to 1Yr saved up for living expenses to remove stress in order to make better decisions.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Great point

[@ernesthemms6885]

Has anyone come across issues where the client was unwilling to pay after the completion of the project? What's the best course of action? Thanks!

[@drobgyn5615]

This was a great video on a variety of things. While im not in this industry, it lends knowledge for other things too.

[@UpFlip]

Glad you found it helpful! Hope what you learn here helps unlock a new level of success! 🚀

[@vbdaiduong]

I'm super curious to hear about the sales coaching courses that Kyle mentioned in the video. Can he share what they are?

[@darlawrence9295]

4:26 The four levels of value are implementation, unification, communication, and imagination, as described by Myron Golden: Implementation The lowest level of value, where wealth is created through physical labor over time. For example, a factory worker is an implementer. Unification A higher level of value, where wealth is created by managing others. For example, a manager is a unifier. Communication A higher level of value, where wealth is created by sharing ideas through writing, speaking, and teaching. For example, a teacher is a communicator. Imagination The highest level of value, where wealth is created through thinking. For example, entrepreneurs are communicators who use their imagination to create things. According to Golden, the secret to leveling up is to add more value to more people's lives.

[@StuStevens-rn7rb]

Insurance companies don't allow insulation in WI making electric gas bills go through the roof. Their in cahoots with builders and energy companies to gouge the public. 🤔☹️

[@Peacefuldude222]

He probably learned from Tom Reber and the contractor fight. And I’m it sure about 300k in yr one with no experience, but this guys is smart I can agree to that

[@hisinvisibleness-fn8qj]

Money is spiritual Hes right Everything is spiritual

[@paulr5246]

It’s a faith based system because it’s printed out of thin air…

[@ashleycnossen3157]

I'm so opposite, I think nothing tangible in this world is spiritual, but we are. So whatever we use is an extension of our own spirit.

[@quinnhaynie7767]

The process of lifting a building is a closely guarded secret. Check out 8:51 to get a little peek at the cribbing bearing stage where the project is ready for foundation replacement.

[@p__jay]

1:45 looks like an ugly, standard, cheap, bad house (you'd have to pay me money to live there) and the USA is like: "this is a historic home" 😂🤦🏻‍♂

[@Syn410]

People here say "historical home" when a home is over 100 years old- none of us Americans would actually be impressed by that particular home it's just a term for dating a house (and yes i'm aware that 100 years old is nowhere near old to the rest of the world)

[@Tim_Krause]

Awesome job rehabbing T-Town! Not a easy thing to do!

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Love how you called out t town!

[@breft3416]

There are fewer and fewer people with money to market to. But the numbers are big enough that a small innovation can make a difference.

[@UpFlip]

It’s all about finding those unique touches that resonate with the audience and make a significant impact. 🙏

[@aris9560]

The oldest of 10 kids! Well done to you and your parents my man! Hope our generation can live up to this high std.

[@jasongilman7270]

He said they charge anywhere from 100 to 140,000 for kitchen. Who the hell would pay that much to have them come in and put a kitchen in. That’s just crazy.

[@noblesolidservice1596]

Seems like It’s market specific based on everyone’s reaction. Also most contractors aren’t charging enough to stay in business long enough or to actually service their clients appropriately. To put the numbers into perspective we can’t even buy the cabinets around here for less then 20k

[@steveharkins279]

100 to 140k is about right around here, see it everyday.

[@eugene2189]

… with our “vip” realtors lol

[@AlexPerazaTV]

20:19 THIS IS HILARIOUS

[@johnspencer8982]

???

[@AlexPerazaTV]

The contractors on stilts

[@johnspencer8982]

@@AlexPerazaTV that's normal for mudding! 😄

[@chapscracks1268]

Can make the video on gas station business and motel business

[@tankiisupreme8151]

If I get 1000 like I'll go look for a lawn that needs to get redone and post it! Ill do the lawn for free Support 🙏

[@andrevshimself]

Or you could just do it 😂

[@tankiisupreme8151]

Was going to do it regardless, but I would appreciate the support! Stay tune for the video 💪🏼😋

[@UpFlip]

Can't wait for you to get it done! 💪

[@Chery869]

Come and do mines

[@joelrojas1236]

Earn likes, don’t beg for attention….you missed the point of work ethic.

[@Tunsgate123]

Making millions and turning over millions are different things

[@colindeane3081]

Myron Golden is the GOAT

[@Aved_the_Alien]

oh yeah I’ll just do this no problem

[@UpFlip]

Love the confidence! If you’ve got the passion, anything’s possible. 💪

[@tpaige101]

What’s the 4th implementation 5:33

[@ivorycooper2877]

Definitely plan your journey out first.

[@Omphaloskopie]

24:00 he looks like fix-it felix instead of wreck-it ralph. thats why he isnt as intimidating as other builders.

[@decnijfkris3706]

being a construction entrepreneur with a good name is a very long process believe me

[@Simoelfakkak]

The eaisiest is the hardest with competition

[@UpFlip]

Great point! Have you experienced the same?

[@youcanthandletruth365]

With the years worth of contracts is doable

[@mattblah7737]

the real lesson is to target the wealthy. as with every industry. wealthy, and women. 500k home remodel lmaaoaooooo

[@jasonsmithers2448]

Solid video. Great work!

[@eklein3904]

Clearly he has talent to remodel, but does his local government require actual qualifications? Love your work . Cheers from Australia.

[@piratelife6343]

How does he have the licenses to do these things?

[@millennialmarktv]

Subcontracting with providers who are licensed to provide the service to his customer. He's a general contractor. That's how you bypass needing to be licensed to do everything. Work with those who are