 It's Ron Vetsky and we're in the vet of Cheney with the roof off like Houdini, baby. Hey, and we're getting green like zucchini. And guess what? I think some of the haters really want to beat me on the low. Please don't try me. And guess what? We got a, we got a special guest, baby. This is OVO. OVO. Comment below if you understand what I'm saying. This is OVO right here, baby. So this is going to be episode two of Vet Talk. Please don't try me. I'm going to let that thing spark, baby. Episode two of Vet Talk. And we're going to do some Q&As for anybody who had questions, who had put it on the community page. We are going to be answering your questions today on this beautiful Monday. We're about to get this Monday. Let's go. Okay. So question number one comes from JuJu. And they say, do you guys ever take a day off just to relax? JuJu on a beat? JuJu, what you know about JuJu on a beat? Huge shout out to JuJu for answering this question. Honestly, baby, absolutely not. We grind every day, every single day. We don't miss a day. And on October 24th, it will be our one-year anniversary of us uploading a video every single day. Now, the question is, why do we upload every single day? Because huge shout out to Mr. Organic, Togglot, and CZN32. They gave me the blueprint. But they didn't give me the blueprint directly. I watched them do the blueprint and I'll just do it. If you upload a video every single day on YouTube, you just have a better opportunity and better chance to get out to more people. That's what I think. So huge shout out to them. And I've been watching their channels for a long time since the beginning, baby. But honestly, we're not taking no days off, baby. We don't got no time to relax. Hey, I relax when I die. Because I got a lot of stuff that I really want to do. It's a lot of goals I'm trying to hit. So we're going to grind to the end of time. Maybe we're going to keep on shining. We're going to keep on grinding. We're going to keep on climbing to the top. Okay, the next question comes from Creative Chaos. And they say, would you guys consider getting your CDL license as another hustle? KK, huge shout out to you. You know what you did. I didn't go tell everybody because I ain't doing business, baby. But will we get our CDL? Honestly, my old mentor, he always told me to get my CDL a long time ago. He always said, get your CDL. And honestly, I really don't want to drive on trucks. But guess what? If the money is right, guess what? We will be getting our CDLs. And hey, we don't get to this money regardless of whatever it may be. If they say that getting CDLs or we can make this amount of much money, I'm doing it. That's just what I do. As a hustle, that's what you do. Whatever you see, whenever you see an opportunity, you're going to take advantage of the opportunity and get it done and get on the run. And huge shout out to you again. And thanks for answering the question. OK, the next question from ZGI High says, I know I've asked this before, but why don't you try going to downtown Chicago? I do DoorDash and Grubhub there. And I make $25 to $35 plus per hour on a bike. I think you might make more. And you're only 45 minutes away. It would be good content. Look, man, we did it. I know y'all saw us doing Amazon Flex. Flex, flex. Amazon Flex in Chicago, baby. It was credit code. What I do, honestly, I may do it. It depends on. Y'all got to give me like 300 or 400 likes. If y'all give me 400 likes on this video, I'll do it the next video. The next time, if we get 400 likes in 24 hours, we will go to downtown Chicago and do us a DoorDash video downtown. We ain't playing around. So if y'all get the 400 likes, we'll do it. Other than that, honestly, baby, I do not like going out. There'll be way too much traffic. It'll be too much going on. And it's just so much. It's just so different, guys. I know if you guys, if you haven't seen the video of me doing Amazon Flex downtown Chicago, you might want to go check out that video and you'll see what I'm saying. But either way, go. We don't get these bands. You understand? Okay. So the draw JC asked, have you ever thought about putting your Corvette on Toro? JC, what's going on? She's asked you for answering this question. Honestly, when I first got the Vette, that was my plan to put it on Toro. But then I did some research and watched some YouTube videos. And guess what? I'm going to be highly upset if somebody mess up my car. So I decided not to do it. And I still may do it later on. It depends on how much they're trying to pay, baby. Because they're trying to pay that good money. And I also noticed that when I watched the video, that some of the people were saying that it's hard to get insurance claims and all that stuff with Toro. And a lot of times they push more towards the person who rented the car versus pushing towards the owner. So I ain't got time to be playing no games, baby. I'm trying to do my thing. I'm trying to change lanes. But if the price is right, it's possible. Honestly, a couple of people I know asked me, can they rent it out? So I just don't know, man. Because I don't want no problems, man. Because I'm going to be upset about it. And I don't want to put myself in that type of situation. So I may do it. I may not. I don't know. It depends on... I still only have the car for a year. So if I get tired of it and I just say, forget it, just do it. Then I'll do it. But other than that, I don't know, baby. I'll think about it. OK, Jeff The Titan asked, did you use your savings or did someone help you invest in your first piece of real estate? And Jeff, what's going on? Me personally, I use my savings. No one helped me do anything. When I first got into real estate, nothing. I had my credit right. I had my W-2s, tax return, I had everything situated. And then I used the money I was saving from working my job. Because let me explain to you guys how I got into real estate. This is how it all started, right? I wanted my money to make money for me. So I used to do research and all that stuff about different things I could do to make that. Because I really wanted to quit my job very, very bad. Because I never wanted to work for nobody. So that's the reason why I even got into real estate in the first place. So every day I used to go home and write down 10 things. I can do this, I can do this, I can do this, I can do that. So basically, I just felt I'm going to do hard real estate. So I told my mom, yeah, I'm about to get into real estate and all that stuff. And then she told me that I should call her best friend, he shot her neck. Her best friend brother is doing heavy real estate in Chicago. He up and getting busy. So I got his phone number. I called him. I talked to him and he told me that I need to get into rental property. So that's what I did. I had money saved up already. I was saving my money because I already knew I was going to do something. And then I just got into real estate. He told me what to do. He told me I need to get all these paperwork. I got the paperwork together. Then I called him and everything, set up everything, and I did it and made it happen. Honestly, guys, I'm going to tell you guys the truth. It's so, look, we just sold a house to a 23 and a 21 euro. They're together. He shot 10 for buying a house with us. We called him on the box at the home. They were 23 and 21 and he said to himself, it's easy. It's so easy. It's hard. It's hard enough to do it. I know a lot of people may think it's hard, but it's nothing. It's really nothing to do. You're just going to have your paperwork situated and have some money saved up. Been to the top for two years. Had a W-2, tech to turn and all that stuff. You can get in the house as fast as you want to, baby. Just like that. 30 days. We just closed the house in 30 days. 3-0. We got dough. Okay. Desha asks, do you think that you will ever stop working the GigApps? Day Day. Say, say, whichever one you want to use, baby. Absolutely. Honestly, this is what it is, right? Again, I say if I see an opportunity, then I'm going to take the opportunity. If GigApp is trash and it's not working for us, anymore, we're going to move on. This is what I do. I don't sit and stay on one thing. I go wherever the money at. Wherever the money at, that's where I go. That's where I reside, baby, when it's time to slide. So if GigApp actually started going real, starting terrible, we're going to move on to the next thing. Or if something else has come up and it's better for us and we're making more money, like the one we just did before, that's like we did the liquidation for those who hate and we're skating. If we see an opportunity, we're going to go there, baby. This is what it is. That's how we do things. And I don't get married to any app or anything in life. I just move on. Wherever the money at, that's where I go. The next question comes from James and he says, you say all the money from your gig jobs go into investing. What money do you use to live on and pay the bills? Does that come from real estate? James, gold all in my chain. Gold all in my rings. Gold all in my watch. Don't believe me, just watch. What y'all know about that? Comment below and let me know if you know about that. So a huge thanks to James for asking this question. Honestly, I really don't spend much money. So I spend what I need to spend and that's it. I don't buy stuff. I don't splurge. You go buy this and buy that and buy that. I really buy anything. And I really use the money that we get from selling property. Like when we help somebody buy and sell houses, that's the money I use to pay for the stuff I need to pay for it per month. Which honestly, I really don't spend that much money anyway. And then what's ever left over are users that's let it sit there and then I invest it and invest it and invest it and invest it. And I recommend everybody go start investing. It don't have to be in real estate. It doesn't have to be in crypto or stocks. Whatever you make, you want to invest the money and you have to invest. You want your money to make money. So what we do is we make money and then we make our money, make money. We make them go have little babies and all that stuff. So if you are investing, please just look into it. It doesn't matter what it is. You just want to put that money somewhere and put it to work so it can work. You know what I'm talking about? Okay. So Jozette asks, how did you start off in real estate? Jo, so I'm going to give you both sides. So I started off in real estate as an investor before I even got my real estate license. The first thing I did was bought a property. I actually bought two properties before I got my real estate license. So again, like I said in the previous question, that I saved my money up, got all my paperwork situated and bought my first property with my mentor. Secondly, like my plan was to buy a property every year. That was the plan. But the second property in Cap and High was supposed to happen because it was like, we were supposed to close in November when we ended up closing like January or something like that. So I got in, I bought the property, then I bought the second property. Then after I bought the second property, my mentor told me that I should give my license because he's going to open his own brokerage. So he told me that I went to the class. So when I went to the class, that's when I met my business partner. We went there, but we didn't even know each other. We went there, we was doing the class and everything. Everybody was supposed to meet at the library so we could study and everything. And there was only people that showed up. So that's pretty much how I got into real estate. Okay, Octavius asks, have you ever thought about doing Grubhub? Tate, Tate, Tate! Actually, guess what? Our first gig after we ever applied for was Grubhub and they still ain't approved me yet. That was almost a year ago. I don't know what's going on with Grubhub but they didn't let me go ahead and get in so I can wait up like a tub. I need to go ahead and get in and get busy with Grubhub to add it to the repertoire for everything else we got going on already. But I definitely would do some Grubhub orders if they let me get in. Let me in now. Let me in. Let me in, baby. Okay, and Blake asks, do you help people get into real estate game from other states? Blake, huge shout out to you for answering this question. It depends on what you want to do. As a real estate agent, you have to get your largest per state. So it's not like you just get one license and then you just go anywhere you want. You got to get one. So we got Willow, Noa, and Wisconsin. That was the only two we have. And if you guys want to get into real estate, you have some questions or anything, you definitely can go ahead and email me at Grubhubshopsviews.com if you're trying to buy a house or something like that or get some information about investing or even get your license. All of it is pretty easy. You just got to put the work and the time in. Regardless of anything you do in life, you're going to have to put a lot of work and a lot of time in it if you really want to get it done. And both of us passed our both exams on the first try. And that's very rare. 22% of the people pass that. So with both of us, that's like 12%. So if you want to get in, just let me know. We can talk about it and I can let you guys I'll point you in the right direction and let you know what you need to do. And it's pretty simple though. Hey, it's so easy. It's hard. It's hard not to do it. Everybody be making it seem like, oh, it's not everything in life is easy. It's just as easy as you make it. So sometimes people may be on social media and you think you can't do something when you really can. You can go out there and get these bands to understand. Okay. He also asks, how many sources of income do you think an entrepreneur needs to survive? That's a good question. That is a good question. That's kind of, I don't, I don't know if I know how many you need to survive because it all depends on how many, how much money you're making from one source. You know what I'm saying? So it's like a kind of a hard question to answer. It depends on what each source is making. Me personally, I'm trying to get to seven sources of income. I think I'm at four. We got YouTube. We got the merch. We got gig work. Oh, I'm at five. We got gig work. We have real estate rental properties. And then we have real estate buying and selling. So that's five. I'm trying to say every millionaire, most of the millionaires have seven sources of income to be a millionaire. So that's what I'm working on that. And if I could get 20, I can have that. Everything counts, baby. But it just really depends on how much you're making in each income. But I definitely believe that everyone, not even just entrepreneurs, everyone should have more than one source of income because once that one source is gone, then what you're going to do after that? That's another reason why I bought multiple units. Not just one, multiple units. Because that means you got multiple monies coming from everywhere, from each tenant, versus you just have one tenant. And what's going to happen if they leave? Then it's just gone. So think about that. So let me ask you a question off of his question. So based on the source of income like he asked, how much money do you think over the amount of money that someone needs to survive every month, should they try to bring in every month? An extra? Yeah, like if so, if I need $1,000 a month just to survive to pay my bills and food and everything, should I bring in $2,000 every month? $3,000? Like what should my goal be to start to save, to get comfortable? First off about the being comfortable thing, I think that you're only comfortable until you're uncomfortable. Because situations happen. You never know what might happen. You might think you've been saving and all that stuff and then something else happened. Because people, some people might mask enough money, it's never enough money to me. Because there's going to be different situations in your life where you're going to have, you're not going to have enough money to do whatever you want to do, or whatever you need to do, or whatever you may have to do. So that's how I feel about that. But honestly, when I first started off my mentor, he was telling me, you need to try to get at least an extra $1,000 a month off the rental property. That should be your goal. Off each rental property, get $1,000 extra. So I think if you're saving $1,000 a month, because honestly, if you guys do the statistics, there is like only 76% of the people don't have $400 in savings. So most, and most of everybody is living paycheck to paycheck already right now. So if you get an extra $1,000 a month, save it. I think that's pretty decent starting off. I mean, it really depends on how far you want to take it. Okay. Ja DeGarde asks, my question is, what is your acceptance rate on DoorDash? Ja, ja, for the car. Oh, my acceptance rate is actually at 12%. But to me personally, the deceptive rate doesn't matter. Everybody, if you said deceptive, that stuff don't matter, man. Sometimes I get good orders, sometimes I get bad orders. We did make $41.16 on DoorDash on my app. Today. And we did a lot of, we did four apps today. We did some Instacars. We did some Deliver that, Deliver that at you. We did some Deliver that. We did Uber Eats too. So it doesn't stop you from making money at your acceptance rate. And I ask you to test this all out, because before when I released to do videos way before, I wanted to give my acceptance rate up so I can be, what is it called? Top Dasher. Oh, I wanted to be a top, I was trying to be a top dad to see what happened. I got my acceptance rate up to 76% and guess what they finessed me. So if you haven't watched that video, it's way, way far away. But you guys can scroll through the videos, but you can find that video and see what happened, baby. Okay. And Taryn asks, when you started doing real estate for the first time, how did your experience go? Taryn, what's going on? Hey, huge shout out to my god, Taryn. Taryn has been around since the beginning, since the beginning. He been around since the house reviews. Huge shout out to you. I appreciate all the support. He watched every video. He coming on every video. He's been there since the house reviews. That was the law. That's when I first started. But my experience was actually pretty smooth, man, because my mentor, he's a legend. He's legendary. He helped me. He told me exactly what to do. And all you gotta do is follow directions, man. It's pretty simple. You're going to get this. I'm going to tell you, I'm going to give you a rundown right now. It's called the twos. I call them the twos. So this is what you're going to need. You're going to need the last two years of W-twos. You're going to need the last two years of tax returns. You're going to need the last two bank statements. You're going to need the last two pay stubs. And you're going to need to have a job for sure. You're going to need to be there for at least two years on top of that. And you're going to have to have some money saved in the bank so you can buy the property. That's it. That's all. That's all you need, baby. So if you can do that, and again, we just sold the house to the 23 and the 21-year-old, huge house in them again. If they can do it, you definitely can do it. All you gotta do is put your mind to it. And what's the least amount that one of your clients had to bring to closing cash out of their pocket? Oh, so y'all don't even know. See, let me just say this. Let me just say this. This is disclaimer. I want to say this before I've been talking about this. I want to let you guys know this, because I don't know what you're expecting this. That's what I'm going to say right now. This is very, very, very rare. It happens only one time from all the clients we ever had. It was only one time. And this happened. So do not expect this to happen. It might not happen to you. We had a client huge out to her. Do you know how much you've run to closing? She brought $157 to closing. That's how much you've run. They have a lot of grants and programs, all that stuff, for first-time home buyers. It depends on the lender. $157. That's what she brought to closing. So the least amount I ever brought to closing was $4,000. $4,000, $4,000. That's what I've run to closing. That was when I did the FHA loan. And what's the most you ever brought? The most. I think it was like $36,000 or $37,000. Not counting a flip. A flip is different. It's not you buying a house to live in. Oh, okay. So the most, oh, my first property, $8,500. $8,500 who run it? $8,500 done, baby. $8,500, that's what got me off the floor. $8,500, we got it done, $8,500. That's it. Okay, so you answered his question based on your real estate experience with purchasing or purchasing a property. But what about your real estate experience for the first time you helping a client? Okay. Because he didn't specify. So I think you should go both. Story time. Here we shall look at Troy. Troy and Mr. and Mrs. Texas was our first client ever. We closed on the day after Christmas too. Huge shout out to them. So I'm going to tell you, I'm going to give you the story of what happened, right? So the previous to me doing YouTube videos, I used to do a video every single day. I told you I've been doing this blueprint for a long time. I used to do a video every single day. We used to go on the MLL, the MLL lessons were all the houses on this today for all the realtors. We used to go on there. We used to find a house. We used to do a house review. So we were doing a house review. I used to do it on Facebook with the phone up like this. Not the fat way. Followed up like this. We was doing one of those reviews, walked through the house, talked to them about everything, right? Next thing you know, this car pulled up. This car pulled up like, yeah, this dude pulled up. He's like, yeah, I want to buy this house, man. Move, move, move. And all this stuff. I was like, we thinking about buying it to a forfeit. That's the reason why we was even looking at the house. Boom. He gave me his information and then started off to the races. Gave me his information and that ain't gonna lie. That Troy was Christian Cole. He got a thing called an FHA 203K loan. So that loan is where you get a house and you get the money to fix up the house also. So he got one of those. Oh my God. That was critical. We probably went to that house 25 times. No bull. Cause he had to have different constructors come in. They got to get the beans and all that stuff. And then they got to get the beans. He got to turn the beans in and he got to pick which one he going to go with. We probably went to that house 25 times. No bull. He had to get plumbing. He had to get age bag. He had to get electric. He had to get all the stuff. The house was amazing. Beautiful. We did the, we, we, we, we, Hey, we did a video on that too. We revisited the Jackson's and so that y'all know what's happening. If you guys go to my YouTube channel way back again, you're going to see that we revisited them and they showed us everything that they fixed up on the house and everything. But that was absolutely terrible. We did get it done baby. Everything ain't going to be easy in life. If you want to achieve your goals and you wanted your pockets on small, you had to go through some pain and suffering. We had to go through that pain and suffering. And after that, everything kind of went better for us after that experience. And that probably was our worst deal, which you think so? Probably. It was critical. The hardest, the hardest yet. Yeah. Especially because it's new to us. We don't know what we're doing. When we knew what we're doing, we knew what we were doing, but we didn't know what to expect doing that. It was critical. So if you ever get a 203K loan or anything like that, just know you went for a rude awakening. And hold on, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, before we go. Ask for that. Do you know how long it took them for until they had to move into the house? After they bought the house, after we closed everything, it took them like 10 months to move into the house because the contract was 10 months. So for those of you who think you, oh, you're going to watch them TV shows, them HGTV shows, HDTV, HGTV, whatever it is, anything you're going to walk in these houses, knock walls down on, they ain't hired really going real life in real time. It's nothing like that. All that is a bunch of wood. They're selling you dreams. It gets real. The contract is the key to real estate and it's the worst part of it. Deal with them contracts if they say they don't come, they don't come. They got other jobs. They want to get a little bit of your money, then go over here and go over there. It's critical, baby. So if you want to start flipping houses, picking the right contract is the key to everything to get that green. Okay. And the last question comes from Jamila. And she said, props to you and Stephanie for being able to juggle all the things you do, real estate, branding, multi-apping and investing. Like someone has said before, it is amazing how you guys stay so positive. So what is next for this amazing business duo and what are you aiming to accomplish by the end of 2022? Me, you know, in New York, I'm Milly Rock. Right in the middle. What you know about Milly? What's going on? So, two shots you can ask in this question. This is an excellent question. Now, I do have a lot of stuff that I'll be thinking in my head that we plan, like, boom. One of the goals is 100K subscribers by the end of 2022, baby. You know what we do. We get busy. Look at the turtle. There's a little turtle. Look what you're looking at over here like I hit the turtle. That little turtle was little too. To get 100K subscribers by the end of the year, also, I would like to invest in a bigger multi-unit. I have multiple two-units. I want like an eight to 10 to 12-unit somewhere around that area. That's what I do. I definitely want to get into that. Also, I want to find something else that we can make more income from. Like, I know DoorDash and all that stuff and the gig workers, all that stuff is cool. But to be honest with you guys, I don't want to be riding around and getting it in the winter. Sliding all in the snow. I don't want to do it, baby. I want to figure out another way for us to get that 200 plus a day. Now, let me pass the 200 plus a day. Honestly, one of my goals now is, I just told you that's like probably like, maybe a month ago. What did I say? One of my goals is to make $1,000 a day. That's what I'm trying to do. That's what I'm trying to do. And hopefully we can do it by the end of 2022. I know it's going to be crazy, but I want to find something we can do to make $1,000 a day. And I'm going to let you guys on the little sticker before we go. To be honest, I always knew about the blueprint from CGL32's tall guy and Mr. Ercanning. I know that I needed to produce a video a day. I knew that. My question was, what am I going to do to do that? Then my business partner came up with us doing doing that stuff. That's how I started. She came up with this idea, not me. I was like, man, I'm trying to do it. I really want to try to even do it. But once we started doing it, we did our first video. And then I'm like, man, it's sweet. I can do this every day. So that was my blueprint into how we got it to YouTube full-time every single day like that. Now, one thing that I always wanted to do is I always wanted to show people how to make money. And I guess I'm doing that right now. But I do want to branch out just to different things. That's why we did the liquidation thing. We looked it up on YouTube. They got to start doing that liquidation stuff. And we're going to keep on continuing to do that. If they got some good deals, then maybe, maybe not. It depends on how you guys react to the videos. Because honestly, doing all that buying and selling stuff on eBay and stuff, it's a way more work than people may think. It's a lot of work and it takes a lot more time. So it's not like you're getting money every single day. You got to put stuff on there. You got to wait for somebody to buy it, all that stuff. So it's a little bit different. I also thought about getting into flipping cars and stuff. It doesn't matter, man. I don't know. I'm just, I'm just going wherever God takes me. Honestly, that's what's really going to happen. That's what's really happening. A lot of people may be wondering like, well, how did you come up with these ideas? It's just like opportunity persistence devil. Just go with opportunity. And if you want to be successful, just do that. And if you see an opportunity right in your face, just go with it. I know it's going to be hard when you're first starting off. You might not know everything and all that stuff, but you will learn and you will learn and you will earn, baby. Just like we did that video of the Amazon flex. It was critical in Chicago, but we got it done and then we did it again after that. So over time, you don't get better and better. So huge shout out to you for asking that question. That was a great question. That's what the plan is. I also, I did one of my goals. I already knocked out one of my goals yesterday on my mom's birthday. So I ain't going to tell you all about that. You know, I ain't going to tell you all about that. Y'all can see about all that, but that was one of the goals. Also, it's the one more thing else I want to do my mom before the end of year. I ain't going to tell you I win, but I'm trying to do that before the end of this year because I think it's time for that to happen. So just stay tuned to the full videos. I hope you guys are enjoying this video, baby. And I appreciate every last one of you. I appreciate all the love and support. And I also appreciate the haters. So you're going to keep on making me get greater every day. Hey, y'all see me running around with the baby AK. Over your drag. I want to say I appreciate every single last one of you who asked the question, even the ones who didn't and just subscribe to the channel. I appreciate you guys more than you will know. We're going to keep on continuing to go and grow. Y'all know if they trust me, go blow. He got over. We got over your right here, baby. But I'll see you guys on the next one. Make sure you lock it to the next video. Also, I'm going to ask you guys to scratch me before we go. Do you guys want to see me shoot the Draco for the first time? I think about doing a gun review or shooting my Draco, the AK, AR-15, some nines, while we're only growing some 380s, some babies, everything, everything, baby. So comment below and let me know if you guys want me to do that. And we'll make it happen. We ain't rapping. We ain't capping. We snapping. I'll see you guys on the next one. It's Ron Beske and we're in the Valentini, the roof off like Houdini. Hey, I'll be seeing them haters. They probably want to beat me. We going.