🎙️ Welcome back to another eye-opening episode of The Physicians and Properties Podcast with host, Dr. Alex Schloe.

💡 What if the fastest way to build real wealth isn’t finding the perfect deal… but getting in the right rooms with the right people and letting relationships compress your timeline?

In this episode, Alex sits down with return guest Dr. Kyle Stephenson—orthopedic surgeon, investor, community builder, and founder of the Legacy Rx Conference and the Doctors Investor Club. Kyle shares what he’s learned over the past year of building events, growing physician investor networks, navigating wins and painful lessons, and why he’s shifted from chasing “home runs” to stacking consistent singles with high-integrity partners.

This conversation is a blueprint for physician investors who want to build wealth with faith, family, and freedom at the center—and avoid the mistakes that cost real money (and stress) along the way.

🔥 What you’ll learn:

• Legacy Rx behind the scenes: What Kyle learned from hosting his first real estate conference—and why execution is harder than the vision
• The “right rooms” principle: Why most people say they want growth… but don’t take action to show up
• Doctors Investor Club explained: How Kyle partnered with the Family Office Club to give physicians access to elite investor rooms
• Networking at the next level: Rubbing elbows with pro athletes, family offices, and high-level operators—and why that matters
• Hard lessons from bad deals: Ponzi schemes, underperforming assets, and what Kyle now does differently to protect capital
• Walk every property: Why Kyle refuses to invest (or bring investors) into deals he hasn’t personally visited
• Sponsor alignment > IRR: Why faith, integrity, and family values matter more than projected returns
• Velocity of money: Using tools like whole life cash value + borrowing + cash-flowing assets to make one dollar work twice
• Macro matters: Why young physicians must understand inflation, currency debasement, and why “saving cash” quietly loses

🔥 Key Takeaways:

• Your network is your net worth. The right rooms accelerate belief, confidence, and opportunity.
• Most people don’t have an information problem—they have an action problem. Showing up is the real separator.
• If the deal feels too good to be true… it probably is. Trust your instincts and verify everything.
• Bet on the operator first. The sponsor is the jockey—don’t ignore character and alignment.
• Integrity is expensive in the short-term—but priceless long-term. Your reputation is an asset.
• Stop letting money sit idle. Inflation is real, and cash is quietly losing value every year.
• Freedom is the goal. Build wealth so you can practice medicine because you want to—not because you have to.

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🎙️ Welcome back to another eye-opening episode of The Physicians and Properties Podcast with host, Dr. Alex Schloe.

💡 What if the fastest way to financial freedom isn’t “starting small”… but taking bold action on a deal so good you figure out the money later?

In this episode, Alex sits down with Dr. Erin Hudson (Doctor of Chiropractic)—a physician-turned-investor and serial entrepreneur who went from 0 doors to 26 doors in 24 months, completed 231+ buy/sell transactions, and eventually scaled into multifamily ownership with 2,600+ units.

Erin breaks down how she bought six rentals at once in Indianapolis from Southern California (without knowing exactly where all the capital would come from), how she used relationships, negotiation, double closes, and scarcity to scale, and why integrity matters most when real estate punches you in the mouth.

This is a masterclass in momentum, mindset, and building a legacy that outlives you.

🔥 What you’ll learn:

• 0 → 6 in one move: Why Erin bought all six rentals (not one) when the barrier to entry was low—and committed before she felt “ready”
• Finding the money later (responsibly): How she pulled together capital through creative options (including lending + leverage) because the deal was too strong to ignore
• Investing outside your backyard: Why she chose landlord-friendly markets with lower barriers to entry instead of overpriced coastal real estate
• The “law of the first deal”: Why the first leap is the hardest—and how momentum follows action
• Rinse-and-repeat deal stacking: How she structured deals to sell two and keep one “for free,” then repeated the process
• Integrity under pressure: The story of the fraudulent title company, the financial loss, and the decision to still do right by her investors
• Single-family → multifamily pivot: The moment she realized she’d been playing “Monopoly on Vermont” and could start aiming for “Boardwalk”
• How to pick sponsors/operators: Why the property is the horse—but the operator is the jockey
• Legacy + kids + money: Practical ways Erin teaches her kids wealth, ownership, and discipline through real assets and transparency

🔥 Key Takeaways:

• The deal can pull you forward. If it’s truly a home-run, you can often solve the capital stack after you commit.
• You don’t need to invest where you live. Go where the math works and the rules protect landlords.
• Confidence comes after action. Most people wait to feel ready—winners move, then grow into the identity.
• Real estate is a team sport. Relationships and operators matter as much as underwriting.
• Integrity compounds. Your reputation is an asset—protect it, even when it costs you in the short term.
• Bet on the jockey first. The sponsor/operator’s track record and character will decide whether the deal survives reality.
• Legacy is taught, not told. Your kids learn money by seeing how assets work in real life

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Welcome back to another enlightening episode of The Physicians and Properties Podcast with your host, Dr. Alex Schloe.

💡 What if you could “recycle” your money—pay down debt, invest in real estate, and keep control of your cash flow—by adding just one step to your financial system?

In today’s episode, Alex is joined by Dr. Brent Kessler, creator of the Money Multiplier Method and a leading teacher on the Infinite Banking Concept. Brent shares how he went from nearly $1,000,000 in debt to paying it off in 39 months—without “working harder” or changing his income—by restructuring how money flows through his life.

You’ll hear why this strategy is controversial (because it uses properly-designed whole life insurance) and why Brent argues the real conversation is about control + liquidity, not hype.

🔥 What you’ll learn:

• Infinite Banking in Plain English: What it is and what it’s actually designed to do
• The Money Multiplier Method: How Brent paid off ~$984,711 in debt in 39 months by adding one step
• Whole Life (Done Right): Why policy structure matters (mutual company, dividend-paying, high early cash value)
• Recapture & Recycle Your Money: The “car example” and how the same dollars can be reused strategically
• Control + Liquidity: Why Brent says sending money directly to lenders = money leaving your family forever
• Guaranteed vs Non-Guaranteed: Contractual guarantees vs dividends—and why the floor matters
• Not an Investment—A Financing Tool: Why Brent says this is about financing everything you do, not chasing returns
• The Biggest Risk Is You: Why discipline matters—and how canceling/violating the policy contract creates problems

🔥 Key Takeaways:

• This strategy is about control—keeping your money working inside a system you own before deploying it.
• The “secret sauce” isn’t life insurance—it’s how the policy is engineered and implemented.
• This is not “any life insurance.” It’s a specifically designed policy built for accessible cash value.
• The goal isn’t to replace real estate—it’s to create a stronger financing foundation for investing and debt payoff.
• This is a marathon, not a sprint—consistency + discipline is the game.

Connect with Dr. Brent Kesler:

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