The Pros and Cons of Private Lending as a Passive Income Stream with Liam Leonard

If you had to choose between a lucrative, high-profile job and spending time with your family, which would you choose? While many would want to be with their family, the pressure of earning money often gets in the way. But what if you've built enough nest egg? Where would you invest the money to build a passive income stream?

Does the thought of lending your money for a fair rate of return appeal to you? If you're interested in trying it out, join Russ and Joey today as they chat with Liam Leonard, founder and CEO of LIONSCOVE.

Before LIONSCOVE, Liam held executive positions at T-Mobile across various functions, which gave him excellent leadership training that proved useful when he decided to build a business.

Top 3 Things You’ll Learn:

Why private lending is an excellent path to creating passive income
How do you know if a deal is good?
How to protect your interest as a lender

About Our Guest:

Liam Leonard is the leader and visionary for LIONSCOVE. He established LIONSCOVE because he wanted to have a greater impact in his community and free himself from the mental model that organizations make choices for you. He wanted to create something that didn’t necessitate being on the road all the time or tied to his phone. Family comes first, and that’s precisely the culture Liam has established at LIONSCOVE.

Liam has been involved in real estate lending for 5+ years and is responsible for originating hundreds of loans personally during that time. He is also an active real estate investor with a portfolio of projects spanning ground-up development projects, turnkey rentals, adult family homes, short-term rentals, and even international rentals.

Before LIONSCOVE, Liam held executive positions at T-Mobile across various functions, which prepared him to have firsthand knowledge of key corporate functions to lead LIONSCOVE effectively.

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