Summary Chris has a net worth of $15 million. Most of is in real estate with a little bit in cash. He is 57 years old and has 33 years of experience in real estate and has been involved in various aspects of the industry, including building, brokerage, condominium conversions, and new construction. After the 2008 crash, he shifted his focus to creative financing and developed the three-payday system, which allows him to get paid multiple times on each deal. He primarily uses owner financing, subject-to deals, and lease purchases to acquire properties. Chris emphasizes the importance of mentorship and ongoing training in his business, and he believes that leaders and training are key to growing a successful company. Chris shares his experience running a family business and offers advice for those considering it. He emphasizes the importance of having a mission and values that everyone in the company agrees on, which helps reduce conflicts and decision-making challenges. Chris also discusses his future goals, which include creating experiences and enjoying time with his family. He shares the most fun he's had with money, which is achieving his 30-year goal of building a home in the mountains. Chris also talks about the financial habits he's changed over the years, such as focusing on improving cash position and allocating money to real estate and the company. He highlights the significance of surrounding oneself with the right people and the impact it can have on personal and professional growth.