I was doing some other stuff while listening so even odds I've gotten stuff wrong.
Christian Harrison 24 years old Denver, Colorado
Career:
Runs a "door to door sales team for residential solar systems"
179'000 last year, "a down year"
Best year 208'000, moved to a new city from Atalanta, business slower than he expected so far
Was doing security systems, moved to Solar? Same company, different department
Solar is 2-3 month sales cycle (time from sale to payment), while security was a couple weeks
60-70k sales currently in pipeline, about to start busy season (summer is best for solar apparently?)
"Are you in a pyramid scheme that's actually generating you money?"
Owns a rental property
$2500 mortgage
$700 rent
Had bought to live in initially
Paying his rent with his business account
Works 50-60 hours a week
Debt -
Personal Loan to do a "private equity investment" early last year
19'200 remaining of $25000
$756 minimum monthly payment
"Medical device company" (Valuation has doubled since investment)
7% interest
Planned to pay it off before the end of last year, hasn't yet
Bought a car after moving
another guy with a dumb 4Runner purchase
$657 monthly payment
31'500 remaining
7% interest rate
Credit Cards
Last month was first time ever he hadn't fully paid off his cards, rationalizes eating interest as worth maintaining his current lifestyle
Capitol One
- Paid $7'733 (fully paid off?)
Spark Business Cash
Business Credit Card
8'000, not paid off?
Expenses -
He ballparks his spending $8'800
Lots of eating out, sometimes 4 times per day
- Chipotle, IHOP, Wendy's, Starbucks, gas, gas station snack (every day )
5k airbnb one time (not a common one allegedly)
"I know I shouldn't pay interest, but I don't want to decrease my lifestyle"
lot of uber eats and recurring payments
Two bedroom 1900 sqft penthouse in Denver, video included, looks very nice Timestamp
- $3900 rent, $200 utilities
19'400 incoming tax liability he didn't set liability aside for
$11'000 in student loans, currently interest free but starting soon
- around $150 monthly payment
Savings -
Account was 40k in October, now 6k
Allied High Yield
$2'000
Was 18'000 a couple years ago
Was his emergency fund
Investments
Fidelity Roth IRA
$47'000
Index fund and S&P
$17'000 in crypto
- Ate $195 fees while selling his crypto during the talk from based Coinbase
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Dude has $24k sitting in a brokerage account but is paying interest on credit cards and a personal loan. I'm surprised Caleb didn't pick up on that. Also is deducting all his meals & rent as business expenses.
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