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We are Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab, two pharmacists navigating the process of building time and financial freedom through real estate investing and lending while working our day jobs. Navigating this journey is difficult, but our podcast guests are experts in showing us how it's done.
Unknown Host hosts From Corporate to Cash Flow, a business show with 59 episodes published.
In this compelling episode of the From Corporate to Cash Flow Podcast, Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab dive deep into Evelyn Garcia's extraordinary journey from corporate life to real estate investing and entrepreneurship.
From school bus driver to full-time real estate entrepreneur making five-figures on a single deal. Ronald Paulius shares his extraordinary journey of leaving W-2 income behind to build wealth through pre-foreclosure whol
From a 20-year Army career to launching transformative housing ecosystems: Jennifer Breitbach shares how she's building financial freedom through real estate investing while creating genuine impact for communities in nee
What if the fastest path to financial freedom wasn't the one you thought? Join Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab as they sit down with Tiffany Curtis, a former compliance officer turned multi-stream entrepreneur who left her
In this episode of From Corporate to Cash Flow, Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab sit down with Mike Davis, a former corporate finance professional turned real estate entrepreneur and AI innovator, to explore the intersection
Did you know you could slash your tax bill by hundreds of thousands of dollars, legally, using a strategy most real estate investors overlook? In this episode of From Corporate to Cash Flow, Andrea Cannon and Liz Schwab
We made it! One full year and 53 published episodes of **From Corporate to Cash Flow** podcast — and we're sitting down (well, Andrea's literally on the floor of her new house) to celebrate, reflect, and share everything
What do you do when you lose your company, your savings, your apartment, and your job — all on your 40th birthday? For Kristin Boekhoff, the answer was to start over, reinvent herself as a single mom by choice, and build
Andrea Cannon Mon, Apr 27, 3:06 PM (1 day ago) to me He was three months away from hitting 10 years of nonprofit service (close enough to qualify for public student loan forgiveness) when he got let go from his physical
She's an engineer-turned-real-estate-investor who ran a music school and swimming school for 20 years and now she's buying subto properties and wrapping them in Florida at a pace of one deal per week. In this episode of
A college counselor and professor who moonlights as a semi-truck parking investor, land developer, and airport community dealmaker, Becky Plaza Peace is the definition of a compassionate capitalist. In this episode of Fr
What happens when a military veteran realizes his job is limiting his ability to actually show up when it matters most? In this episode of From Corporate to Cashflow, we sit down with real estate investor and veteran Mik
After 23 years on the force, Aaron Hoisington didn't ride off into retirement — he pivoted straight into real estate investing. In this episode of the From Corporate to Cash Flow Podcast, host Andrea Cannon sits down wit
What if climbing the corporate ladder is actually keeping you stuck? This engineering scientist walked away from a stable W2 job to build a laundromat empire, and he’s just getting started. In this episode of From Corpor
In this episode of From Corporate to Cashflow, we sit down with Courtney Johnson, a physical therapist who realized the “safe” career path wasn’t the only way to build wealth. After checking all the boxes — school, good
What if the biggest threat to your career isn’t AI itself, but not knowing how to use it? In this episode of From Corporate to Cashflow, we sit down with Owen Mecham, the engineer behind enterprise web applications at Ca
In this episode of From Corporate to Cashflow, we sit down with Kat Aguilar Smith, a capital matchmaker who works closely with family offices representing ultra–high net worth families with $100M–$200M+ in assets. Kat gr
In this episode of From Corporate to Cashflow, we sit down with Regan Sonnabend, a former corporate employee who walked away from her W2 to build a full-time real estate business focused on mid-term rentals. Regan’s jour
In this episode of From Corporate to Cashflow, we sit down with Eric — a former university biochemical engineer working with nanoparticles to improve chemotherapy targeting — who made the leap from academia to real estat
In this episode of From Corporate to Cashflow, we sit down with Chris Geddes to talk about his journey from working at Google to becoming a full-time entrepreneur and real estate investor. Chris started out the way many
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From Corporate to Cash Flow is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business (investing) and has published 59 episodes.
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