In this episode, Kim Wendland shares how real estate can turn ordinary people into millionaires and the significance of building relationships to business success. Keep tuning in to be inspired by her story of success and happiness!
Key Takeaways To Listen For
- Taking responsibility and building a team with the same principles to serve people
- 3 essence of success
- Things that will keep your team stay in sync
- How to make your business self-sustaining amidst the global crisis
- Reinventing a system to scale up a business successfully
- Incorporating family core values into your business
Resources Mentioned In This EpisodeA New Alphabet For Humanity by Leesa McGregor
About Kim Wendland
Kim Wendlandis a single-family and multifamily real estate investor. She is a founding member and Director of Asset Management at Quattro Capital. She loves working alongside her partners: Maurice Philogene, Erin Hudson, Chad Sutton, and Tammy Sutton.
Before real estate, she spent twenty-eight years in leadership positions at major corporations like IBM and Northrop Grumman serving Fortune 50 clients with multibillion-dollar outsourcing services.
Kim made the transition from technology to real estate after performing the heart-wrenching work of settling three estates for loved ones. During those years she realized just how much real estate increased their wealth. So, her interests were peaked, and she jumped right into real estate never looking back!
Her current passion is all about living a great life now, creating significant generational wealth, and giving back through philanthropy. She longs to make a difference and leave the world a little better than when she found it.
Connect with Kim
- Website: Quattro Capital
- LinkedIn: Quattro Capital
- Instagram: @quattrocapital
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