I Was Homeless... Now I’ve got $250 Million (in assets)

In this video, I learn how Manny Khoshbin went from living out of a station wagon, to starting several failed businesses, to building a $200 Million real estate empire and owning a $20 Million supercar collection.


Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
01:07 - Manny’s business summary
01:30 - Immigrating from Iran to US
03:24 - Manny didn’t speak English
04:28 - On being homeless
05:21 - First business selling nuts
05:50 - First failure
07:05 - First success
08:06 - Second failure
10:02 - Key skills
10:52 - Hunger for success
12:10 - Facing discrimination
14:15 - Turning haters into followers
15:33 - The American Dream
16:31 - Noah’s Nuggets
16:56 - Manny’s first million
20:29 - Advice for starting in real estate
23:54 - His real estate portfolio
25:45 - Deal flow and opportunities
28:20 - Biggest wins and losses
29:20 - Income streams
30:08 - Daily routine
31:00 - How he spends money
34:29 - Regrets
36:30 - What is success?

[ddrksjl]

I'm a construction contractor and worked for him in Texas year's ago. Good dude. Would pay me before I was even finished sometimes bc he knew I was desperate to pay my men.

[Riggsnic_co]

More and more people might face a tough time in retirement. Low-paying jobs, inflation, and high rents make it hard to save. Now, middle-class Americans find it tough to own a home too, leaving them without a place to retire.

[jessewyatt]

*I'm favoured, $30K every week! I can now give back to the locals in my community and also support God's work and the church. God bless America*

[LiamOlivia-]

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.

[jontimothyibe]

The core message: Discover where the opportunity is and become a great salesperson and operator.

[anthonydonnelly]

The secret to success = Start and never, ever, ever quit until you succeed. Simple.

[AlwaysCreateOptions]

Man this guy is so resilient. He never folds. Just keeps going. Of course he's rich. Super inspiring.

[igoymxy]

My Brother was a Manager at that Winston tire company store Manny worked at, down in the valley. I sent him this video and he couldn't believe it. He remembers him, because a family friend went to the Tahran american school in Iran and he talked about going to school in Iran. My Brother said he is very happy for him and that he was a very respectful and a nice young man. Thats Awesome.

[maybeyoureright]

This guy has a similar story to my old boss. Same war, he was 14. His dad loaded him up a bookbag, gave him some cash and he walked from Iran into Turkey by himself. From there he made it to Spain and then, canada. By the time he walked across the US border he had been traveling a year. He ate canned dog food for a year in the US, thinking it was just cheap canned meat. Dog food didnt exist in Iran. Story just keeps going, but he does very well for himself now.

[BirendarKumar-pbxh]

I recommend everyone to find the forbidden book titled Secret Pathway to Triumph: It changed my life.

[psychinsights]

Manny Khoshbin is a great example of transforming childhood trauma into productivity & success!

[trevorjackson]

From $10K to $110K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I think it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.

[Tonay]

Key lessons
- Find the opportunity and take actions (just do it)
- Becoming good at sales
- Learn to operate businesses
- Never give up even when you fail, just Pivot, be willing to learn the next thing (i.e the next opportunity to make money)
- America was built on credit & importance of Credit
- Have the hunger of an immigrant who has nothing and doesnt speak the langauge well
-Be patient (delayed gratitude)
- it is a numbers game finding the deal in Real Estate
- Recession creates opportunities

[muniromerzada]

One of the most incredible rich person, I have ever seen. Such a humble person. He deserve all this what he has right now. Learned from all his failures and never give up on anything that's the way to do it. Well Done Khoshbin.

[patriotdrone]

You can tell this guy is 100% genuine. Worked his way up from the dirt floor to penthouse in the sky. Deserves everything he has.

[HeisBlessingus]

I love his story…his determination is motivating and appreciate his honesty about his failures. Great personality as well!

[T_Beaut]

He seems like such a genuinely nice guy. Happy he over came his struggles in life.

[AlfrescoD]

This podcast is the only most transparent podcast manny has ever done. So amazing

[linethjauregui]

He reminds me so much of my brother, who we sadly lost in a car accident. It's startling how much they look alike, not just in looks but in their demeanor too. My brother was an incredible entrepreneur, full of success and drive. Seeing him brings back a flood of warm, cherished memories.

[westernnewyorkweedreview]

From rags to riches, I have the upmost respect for that man God bless him and his family