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This “No Money” Strategy Is Why Most Investors Never Have to Start Over

January 5, 2026January 5, 2026

I sat down with a real estate investor whose story challenges one of the most deeply held beliefs in our industry: that you need money to get started. In this conversation, we talk about what really holds capable investors back, how mindset often matters more than capital, and why creative financing opens doors most people never realize exist. If you’ve ever felt stuck waiting for the “right time,” the “right credit,” or the “right amount of money,” this conversation will stretch how you think about growth, leverage, and what’s actually possible in real estate.

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Hello everyone, and thanks for tuning in. We are recording this on New Year’s Eve, so it’s a special conversation as we wrap up the year. I’m here today with a guest, and we’re diving into insights to help you scale, systemize, and create more freedom with your real estate investing. Thank you so much for joining me today.

Thank you for having me.

I’m excited to hear your story. If we start at the beginning, my understanding is that you went from being broke to building a multimillion-dollar portfolio, which is incredibly powerful. I’d love to dig into the specific moment or decision that shifted your mindset from survival mode into wealth creation.

You’re Not Scaling Your Portfolio. You’re Missing This System

December 30, 2025December 30, 2025

As I wrap up 2025, I wanted to pause and reflect on what this year really taught me about growth, expectations, and what actually creates freedom, both in business and in life. From unexpected travel pivots to quiet operational lessons inside real estate investing, this reflection isn’t about highlight reels or hustle. It’s about the subtle decisions, systems, and seasons that make long-term scale sustainable. If you’re heading into 2026 thinking about how to grow without burning out, this perspective will help you rethink what really matters before you add more to your plate.

I’m Adrienne Green, and today I’m sharing a reflection on my 2025. I’m coming to you at the very end of the year from Hoi An, Vietnam. I always have to think about where I am at the moment, but Hoi An, Vietnam is where I’ll be for a bit. As I reflect on what has been a very busy year, if you follow along on Instagram or social media, you know that I travel the world full time with my family while running our virtual staffing business, Workergenics, and managing my own real estate investment properties, including lending. It’s been a full year, and I wanted to look back and share some highlights, lessons learned, and themes that I think can help you as you move into 2026.

Why Most Investors Miss This Low-Risk Path to Passive Income

December 22, 2025December 22, 2025

If you already own real estate but feel like your portfolio is louder, riskier, or more demanding than it should be, this conversation will challenge how you think about growth. I sat down with investor Ian Noble to talk about what it really looks like to scale calmly through low-risk strategies like private lending and mobile home parks. We unpack why chasing big returns often creates burnout, how to evaluate deals through people first, and what changes when you design your investments to support your life instead of consume it. If you want sustainable income, clearer decision-making, and fewer fires, this is a conversation worth watching.

Hello everyone and welcome back. Today I’m here with Ian Noble. Get ready for insights to help you scale, systemize, and create more freedom. So Ian, for listeners who may be new to your work, can you share a quick snapshot of your real estate focus today and how your investing evolved after you exited a fourteen-location business?

Happy to share and thank you for having me. My real estate investments today are focused on helping people build wealth through passive income in real estate. I focus primarily on mobile home parks and private lending funds. The most enjoyable part is getting people involved who weren’t previously in the business or didn’t know these opportunities existed and helping them co-invest with us.

If You Own 2+ Doors, Your 2026 Strategy Needs to Change

December 15, 2025December 15, 2025

As we head into a new year, so many real estate entrepreneurs get swept up in predictions, market guesses, and the pressure to chase every strategy being hyped online. In this video, I step back from the noise and walk you through the exact investing plan I’m using for 2026. I share what I’m keeping, what I’m growing, what I’m intentionally not doing, and the principles behind each choice so you can create a plan that aligns with your goals, your season of life, and the business you want to build. If you’ve been craving clarity, focus, and a calmer way to scale, you’ll find it here.

Hello, welcome back. I’m Adrienne Green. Right now it’s mid-December, the time of year when a lot of people are making predictions, talking about what the market might do next year, starting to show charts and guessing what interest rate trends are going to be. But here’s the thing, predictions aren’t plans. As much as I love data and analytics, the truth is that what we’ve seen in the past isn’t necessarily what we’re going to see in the future. I’ve learned that. The plans that we make are what actually create progress for us and our real estate investing.

So today, instead of giving you vague forecasts, I want to do something much more practical. I’m going to walk you through my actual investing plan for 2026, what I’m doing, what I’m not doing, and the lessons inside these decisions so that you can build your own plan for the new year with more clarity. This isn’t about hype or guessing the future. It’s about strategy, focus, and choosing the moves that make sense for your life, your goals, and your season.

Fix This First: Why Private Money Is the Key to Scaling Real Estate

December 8, 2025December 15, 2025

I recently sat down with my husband, Harley, to talk about something that comes up again and again with real estate entrepreneurs who want to scale but feel like they’ve hit a ceiling. We unpacked why so many investors stay stuck, the surprising power of financial leverage, what most borrowers misunderstand about private lending, and how using someone else’s capital can unlock more deals, more freedom, and more long-term stability. If you’ve ever felt like growth is out of reach because you are using only your own cash or credit, this conversation will open up options you might not have realized were available.

I have with me a very special guest, my husband. Thanks for joining me today. Thanks for having me. Now, for those who may not be familiar with your investing work, can you share a quick snapshot of your real estate journey? What does your business look like today and how did you land on private money lending as your focus? Yeah. So for many years we did traditional real estate investing, rent ready, buy and holds. We did some fix and flips. We did the BRRR strategy. We even got into short term rentals and we actually landed on hard money lending because of your real estate team.

What I Found After 18 Months Away… And the Remote Systems That Saved My Rentals

December 1, 2025November 28, 2025

After being out of the country for a year and a half, I finally returned to Myrtle Beach to walk through my beach house rentals and see what had been happening while I was away. I expected dust, wear, and a long list of fixes. Instead, I found a mix of relief, a few surprising problems, and one moment that reminded me why remote investing succeeds or fails based on the systems you rely on. If you have ever wondered what really happens inside your rentals when you are managing from a distance, this behind-the-scenes walkthrough reveals what held up, what quietly declined, and the simple operational structure that kept everything running far better than I expected.

I am sharing my own real estate investor story right now as I am here in one of my beach house rentals in Myrtle Beach. I came here just a few days ago and I want to share what it was like when I walked in after being out of the country for the last year and a half.

So let me tell you exactly what I found when I walked these properties. The good, the surprising, and the one thing that totally caught me off guard.

If You Own 3+ Doors You’re Missing This Scaling Shortcut

November 24, 2025November 23, 2025

In this conversation, I dive deep with Brent Bowers on the systems, delegation strategies, and mindset shifts that allowed him to go from overwhelmed Army officer to building a scalable land-investing business supported by simple processes and smart hiring. His journey is full of hard-earned lessons about cash flow, data, virtual assistants, tech tools, and how to move from the operator seat into true ownership. If you’re an investor who knows you’re capable of more but your current structure is holding you back, this is a story you’ll want to hear.

Hello everyone. I’m glad you’re here today. Get ready for insights to help you scale, systemize, and create more freedom. Let’s jump in. Thank you for being here with me today.

I’m happy to be here. Thanks for having me.

For those who may not be familiar with your work, can you share a snapshot of your real estate journey, what your business looks like today, and how you landed on land investing as your focus?

I started in 2007. I got my real estate license. I always wanted to be in real estate and bought my first rental property, held it through 2008 and 2009. I joined the Army in 2009 because real estate investing was difficult for me at that point, and I took a break during deployments to Afghanistan.

The One System I Wish I Had Before 2008 (And Why It Matters Now)

November 10, 2025November 21, 2025

When I sat down with Dina Dent, I knew this conversation would resonate with every investor trying to scale without losing control. Dina’s journey from 30 years in nursing and healthcare leadership to building a diversified real estate portfolio is proof that systems, discipline, and mindset matter more than market timing. In this episode, she opens up about her early flips, surviving the 2008 crash, and how she fired her property managers to regain clarity and cash flow. If you’ve ever felt like your business was running you instead of the other way around, you’ll love what Dina shares about leadership, diversification, and true freedom through ownership.

I’m so excited for everything you’re going to share. For people who may not know your background, can you give us a quick overview of your investing portfolio and how your real estate journey began alongside your executive career in healthcare?

Yes, I am a nurse. I’ve been an RN for over 30 years and in administrative healthcare leadership for well over 15. At this point in my life, I have a consulting company called Medconsult, but I’ve always been intrigued by investing, even as a young child—whether it was stocks, real estate, or commercial property. I started investing early. I was a staff nurse working in critical care and emergency departments, and I got the investing bug. I started with fix-and-flips and wholesaling. When the 2008 financial crisis hit, it forced me to completely reset my life.

Why Most Investors Stay Stuck at 4 Properties

October 27, 2025October 25, 2025

In this conversation, I sit down with business consultant and investor Megan Hubner to unpack what it really takes to run your real estate portfolio like a business. Megan shares how investors can scale sustainably — from managing bottlenecks and delegating effectively to building systems that create freedom instead of chaos. Whether you own one property or a hundred, this discussion will help you think like a true business owner and set up the operational structure your portfolio deserves.

Hello everyone, I’m Adrienne Green, and today I’m joined by Megan Hubner. Megan, thanks for joining me.

Yes, no problem. I’d love to be here.

So Megan, as we get started, can you give our listeners an idea of what your real estate investing looks like?

Absolutely. We live in British Columbia, Canada. We invest in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and even Ohio. Actually, we invest in Mexico too. So we’re definitely investing out of province without a doubt. If you know the Canadian marketplace, you’ll know that British Columbia is quite expensive and it’s not necessarily a very good place to invest anymore, unfortunately.

And so you’ve evolved along the way, even expanding into Mexico and the U.S. as well, correct?

That’s right. In Canada, we have a mix of infill development, short-term rentals, long-term rentals, and a multi-family portfolio. In Ohio and Mexico, we’ve done some flips.

The Untapped Strategy: Cash Flow + Purpose

October 20, 2025October 19, 2025

If you’ve ever wondered how to create both meaningful impact and reliable cash flow through real estate, you’re going to love this conversation. I sat down with Terri Arcieri, a past client of mine, who has built a unique real estate model focused on clean and sober housing. Her story weaves personal transformation, nonprofit strategy, and savvy investing into a model that’s not only profitable but deeply purposeful. We dig into how she secures grant funding (including $450K last year alone), structures her for-profit and nonprofit entities, builds systems, and manages operations across multiple recovery homes. This is a must-watch for investors ready to scale with heart.

I am here with Terri Arcieri. Thank you for joining me today, Terri.
Thank you for having me.

Terri is a past client that I’ve gotten to know well, and I’m really excited for her to share her story and experience with us. It’s a really unique story. It’s very personal. I’m excited to dig in. So let’s start, Terri, with sharing for our listeners: what does your real estate investing look like, big picture?

So big picture, I buy single family houses and they’re unique because they usually have five bedrooms, at least three bathrooms, and are close to public transportation because I service a clean and sober community. The houses I buy are that type.