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The Del Walmsley Radio Show

After only 2 1⁄2 years of investing in real estate, Del Walmsley used the income from his Single Family rental houses to replace his earned income and quit his W2 job as Director of Sales within a Health Club. Today, Del is a self-made multimillionaire, dedicated to teaching and mentoring others so they can reclaim ownership over their time, retire from lives of quiet desperation, and create the lifestyle they desire.

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00:34:28

From $50K Investment to Financial Independence at 40

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/02/24

Del Wamsley interviews Zach Elliott about his 10-year journey from oil and gas engineer to full-time multifamily investor. Starting as a passive investor in 2016, Zach saw strong returns—including doubling some investments—and grew his net worth by over 100%. He later became a lead investor, scaled to a 120-unit property, and left his engineering career at 40. Today, he values the financial freedom and flexibility to prioritize family life. Ready

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00:35:58

Building a Second Stream of Income Before It Is Too Late

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/02/18

Del Walmsley pulls a question from the mailbag and shares a conversation with a 40-year-old investor earning $10,000 per month in passive income from several rental homes but unsure about his next move. While the investor has built solid cash flow, he’s questioning whether to scale further or shift strategies as career and life pressures mount. He stress the critical importance of building a strong second stream of income before age, workplace bias,

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00:35:58

Building a Second Stream of Income Before It Is Too Late

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/02/18

Del Walmsley pulls a question from the mailbag and shares a conversation with a 40-year-old investor earning $10,000 per month in passive income from several rental homes but unsure about his next move. While the investor has built solid cash flow, he’s questioning whether to scale further or shift strategies as career and life pressures mount. He stress the critical importance of building a strong second stream of income before age, workplace bias,

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00:35:17

From Blue Collar Roots to Real Estate Results

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/02/17

On Tell Del Tuesday, Del Walmsley welcomes John “JC” Courtney from Kansas City, a lifelong entrepreneur whose strong work ethic was forged in a blue-collar household. As one of five children, JC learned early that if he wanted something, he had to earn it—shoveling snow, digging holes, collecting bottles, running paper routes, and even using his own savings to buy his first bicycle. By middle and high school, he was already building and leading a lawn

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00:34:23

Retire by Design, Not by Default

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/02/12

Del Walmsley explores the pros and cons of early retirement, sharing how he retired at 35 and has spent 35 years living with freedom, flexibility, and financial independence. He contrasts his planned retirement with the reality that most Americans are forced out of the workforce due to health issues, corporate restructuring, or family responsibilities—often without being financially prepared. Citing data that less than 1% retire by 40 and only about

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00:34:11

Real Estate: A Proven Path to Lasting Wealth

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/02/11

Del Walmsley dives into why real estate has been America’s go-to wealth-building vehicle for the past century. He highlights key advantages: leverage, cash flow, principal reduction, appreciation, and tax benefits. His message is that real estate combines multiple wealth-building forces simultaneously. When used consistently and strategically, these forces create a faster, more controllable path to financial freedom. Ready? Follow the Roadmap

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00:34:59

Engineering a Life Beyond the Corporate Career

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/02/10

On this Tell Del Tuesday, Del Walmsley is joined by member Mike, who shares his real estate journey beginning in 2011. After selling a paid-off home in Oregon, Mike was motivated by his father’s hands-on experience with small apartments and the lessons from Rich Dad Poor Dad to pursue investing. With a background in mechanical and software engineering, Mike understood that if he wanted to retire before 65, he needed consistent cash flow—not just a

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00:31:14

What Investors Need to Know About Market Regulations

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/02/05

Del Walmsley addresses recent news about Trump’s executive order intended to limit corporate investors from buying single-family homes. He explains that the order primarily restricts federal financing for large investors but does not prevent cash purchases or force current owners to sell. Del shares data showing that 85–91% of single-family rentals are owned by mom-and-pop investors, with only 2–3% held by large institutional investors. He emphasizes

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00:31:14

What Investors Need to Know About Market Regulations

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/02/05

Del Walmsley addresses recent news about Trump’s executive order intended to limit corporate investors from buying single-family homes. He explains that the order primarily restricts federal financing for large investors but does not prevent cash purchases or force current owners to sell. Del shares data showing that 85–91% of single-family rentals are owned by mom-and-pop investors, with only 2–3% held by large institutional investors. He emphasizes

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00:31:08

Avoidance to Action: Mastering the First Step

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/02/04

While out to dinner, Del is approached by a listener who has long wanted to invest in real estate but hasn’t acted. The encounter sparks a discussion on procrastination, which he defines as voluntarily delaying important tasks despite knowing the consequences. Unlike laziness, procrastinators care but struggle to start. Del explains it’s an emotional, not time, problem—people avoid tasks that feel uncomfortable or overwhelming, even when they could

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00:31:08

Avoidance to Action: Mastering the First Step

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/02/04

While out to dinner, Del is approached by a listener who has long wanted to invest in real estate but hasn’t acted. The encounter sparks a discussion on procrastination, which he defines as voluntarily delaying important tasks despite knowing the consequences. Unlike laziness, procrastinators care but struggle to start. Del explains it’s an emotional, not time, problem—people avoid tasks that feel uncomfortable or overwhelming, even when they could

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00:33:58

From Passive Investor to Portfolio Builder

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/02/03

Del Walmsley interviews Karen and Troy, longtime Lifestyles Unlimited members who have built an extensive real estate portfolio since joining in 2015. Originally, with backgrounds in accounting and IT, they followed traditional financial advice, keeping a paid off home and retirement accounts, but shifted their mindset after attending an Expo and educational classes that revealed how leverage, depreciation, and structured real estate investing could

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00:35:56

Education Networking and Inspiration All in One Expo

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/01/29

Del Walmsley is joined by Claire Reeves, Vice President of Education and Member Experiences, to discuss the impact of Lifestyles Unlimited’s annual Expo, now in its 12th year. The Expo, originally created as an alternative to other real estate events, has grown into a national gathering of 3,000 to 4,000 attendees. Participants experience the full Lifestyles community, network with mentors and investors, and learn through hands on multifamily bus

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00:35:56

Education Networking and Inspiration All in One Expo

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/01/29

Del Walmsley is joined by Claire Reeves, Vice President of Education and Member Experiences, to discuss the impact of Lifestyles Unlimited’s annual Expo, now in its 12th year. The Expo, originally created as an alternative to other real estate events, has grown into a national gathering of 3,000 to 4,000 attendees. Participants experience the full Lifestyles community, network with mentors and investors, and learn through hands on multifamily bus

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00:33:10

Redefining Retirement Beyond the 9 to 5

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/01/28

Del Walmsley reflects on the true meaning of retirement during his morning walk in the cold, realizing that animals never “retire” — they keep working to survive until they can’t. This observation leads him to question the human idea of stopping work and living off savings or government support. He explains that traditional retirement was never meant to offer freedom; it was designed to remove “unproductive” people from the workforce. In contrast,

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00:34:01

Turning Passive Income Into Everyday Freedom

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/01/27

Del Walmsley is joined by Robin, who shares her journey from a 20-year Air Force career and corporate America into real estate investing. After joining Lifestyles Unlimited in 2017 with no prior experience, she completed her first multifamily deal that same year. Robin recalls a key moment when she realized financial freedom comes from cash flow, not just saving for retirement. She stresses the importance of open money conversations and building

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00:33:45

The Path from Insecurity to Independence

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/01/22

Del Walmsley discusses generational fears ahead of the 2026 Expo, noting that young people’s top concerns—financial insecurity, personal failure, and social rejection—are the same struggles past generations faced, including his own experiences with poverty and insecurity. He says today’s challenge is a lack of direction in a fast-changing digital world, and argues that true security comes from who you become, not what you own, because skills,

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00:34:26

The Growing Gap Between Retirement Dreams and Reality

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/01/21

Del Walmsley questions whether traditional retirement is still realistic for most Americans, pointing to the growing gap between what people think they need to retire and what they have actually saved. He explains that retirement has become more difficult due to rising healthcare costs, increasing housing expenses, and longer life expectancy, pressures that Social Security alone cannot handle. Rather than relying solely on savings, he presents a

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00:34:11

From Market Crash to Comeback in Real Estate

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/01/20

Del Walmsley welcomes Jeff and Elizabeth Laflame, who share their journey into real estate shaped by military life, early setbacks, and persistence. After buying a home in 2007 just before the crash and completing a short sale, they stepped away from investing until joining Lifestyles Unlimited in 2020. The turning point came when Elizabeth understood returns on equity and cash-on-cash returns and saw how inefficient their money had been working. With

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00:36:00

What a 401(k) Doesn’t Do for Cash Flow

The Del Walmsley Radio Show ·

2026/01/14

Del Walmsley responds to a listener’s question about choosing between a 401(k) and rental real estate by outlining the long-term realities of both paths. He explains that while 401(k)s are promoted for automatic payroll deductions and employer matches, they depend on decades of personal contributions and are eventually taxed. In contrast, rental real estate allows tenants to pay down debt, generate ongoing cash flow, and benefit from appreciation. His

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