A man goes into a coma, wakes up totally paralyzed, gets fired from his job in the hospital… and somehow his investments are doing better than before. In this episode, AJ Osborne walks us through the day his body shut down from Guillain-Barré syndrome, what it felt like to wake up trapped in his own head, and the moment he realized his real estate investments were quietly keeping his family afloat while he fought to stay alive. He talks about the guilt, the pain, the look on his kids’ faces ...
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A man goes into a coma, wakes up totally paralyzed, gets fired from his job in the hospital… and somehow his investments are doing better than before. In this episode, AJ Osborne walks us through the day his body shut down from Guillain-Barré syndrome, what it felt like to wake up trapped in his own head, and the moment he realized his real estate investments were quietly keeping his family afloat while he fought to stay alive. He talks about the guilt, the pain, the look on his kids’ faces ...
This Real Estate Rundown gets personal. Owen and Ted talk through a serious health scare, the nightmare of dealing with the healthcare system, and what happens to your family, your money, and your peace of mind when your body suddenly taps out. Out of that mess came a promise: never again be financially exposed like that. They break down how real estate investing became the vehicle to keep that promise – not as some hype-y “get rich” play, but as a way to build boring, reliable income that st...
REIA Radio
A man goes into a coma, wakes up totally paralyzed, gets fired from his job in the hospital… and somehow his investments are doing better than before. In this episode, AJ Osborne walks us through the day his body shut down from Guillain-Barré syndrome, what it felt like to wake up trapped in his own head, and the moment he realized his real estate investments were quietly keeping his family afloat while he fought to stay alive. He talks about the guilt, the pain, the look on his kids’ faces ...
