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Ammon Childs

Just Buy That Real Estate

Near the end of the episode, Ammon is asked what advice he would give buyers right now. He doesn’t hesitate. If he could go back and tell younger Ammon one thing, it would be this: just buy that real estate. It appreciates over time. Rates come and go — and you can refinance. The forecast suggests rates will continue to fall. His regret is not buying more, sooner. Ryan echoes it: much of his own financial growth has come from real estate appreciation and rental properties, not his primary career income. Their shared message: real estate is how you get rich slowly — and that is not a criticism of slow. It is an endorsement of it.

Wealth Building
Homeownership
Long-Term Investing
Impact of NAR Settlement on the Utah Housing Market - with veteran agent Ammon Childs
Story
From Episode
26:49 – 28:03

The One Regret: Not Buying More Early

Ammon shares a candid reflection on his financial journey, stating that his only major regret is not purchasing more real estate sooner. He notes that while he has worked hard in his career, he has often made more through the simple appreciation of his properties than through his primary job. He describes real estate as the ultimate 'get rich slowly' proven method and encourages others to buy as soon as they can, rather than trying to time the market perfectly.

Life Lesson

Time in the market is more important than timing the market; start building equity as early as possible.

Community Significance

Highlights the massive appreciation seen in the Utah market and the importance of local land ownership.

Wealth Building
Real Estate Investment
Long-term Thinking

From Episode

Impact of NAR Settlement on the Utah Housing Market - with veteran agent Ammon Childs

with Ammon Childs

Grinding To Success With Jimmy Rex
Story
From Episode
0:54 – 1:19

The Staircase Catalyst: A Childhood Motivation for Wealth

Jimmy recalls a formative childhood memory of sitting at the bottom of the stairs, listening to his parents fight over money. This experience deeply affected him, leading him to conclude at a very young age that financial security was the primary way to avoid household problems and conflict. This early awareness shaped his drive to become wealthy as an adult to ensure his own future home would be free of such stressors.

Life Lesson

Early exposure to hardship can serve as a powerful engine for ambition, provided it is channeled into productive action.

Community Significance

It addresses the common struggle of middle-class families and how that struggle fuels the next generation of business leaders.

Financial Security
Childhood Motivation
Wealth Building

From Episode

Grinding To Success With Jimmy Rex

with Jimmy Rex

Quotes (46)

Wisdom
"You're not paying your mortgage. You're paying someone's mortgage."

Naomi McClure

Trust Compounds Like Wealth — Naomi McClure

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Wisdom
"It's not get-rich-quick, it's get-rich-slowly — but it does happen."

Scott Clark

Get Rich Slowly — Mike O'Day & Scott Clark

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Wisdom
"Cash flow is a bad thing until you're ready to retire."

Mike O'Day

Get Rich Slowly — Mike O'Day & Scott Clark

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Wisdom
"Real estate is get rich slowly."

Ryan Harding

Buy the Real Estate — Ammon Childs on 17 Years of Utah Real Estate

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Grinding To Success With Jimmy Rex
Wisdom
"The only thing I would tell myself is hang on to all your real estate... Nobody ever says oh if I'd only sold that house 15 years ago they all say if I'd kept that house."

Jimmy Rex

20:01

Why It Matters

Highlights the long-term wealth-building power of real estate buy-and-hold strategies.

Community Relevance

Reassures buyers that even if they buy 'high,' time in the market usually beats timing the market.

Grinding To Success With Jimmy Rex
AI Extracted
From Rents to Roots
Impact of NAR Settlement on the Utah Housing Market - with veteran agent Ammon Childs
Wisdom
"Show me one wealthy person out there that doesn't own real estate I have I've yet to meet one."

Ammon Childs

27:54

Why It Matters

Points to real estate as a near-universal tool for wealth creation among successful individuals.

Community Relevance

Positions homeownership as a key stepping stone toward financial independence for the community.

Impact of NAR Settlement on the Utah Housing Market - with veteran agent Ammon Childs
Wisdom
"Real estate I always tell people it's get rich slowly... tried and proven to get rich slowly I mean it does happen over time solid investment."

Ammon Childs

30:04

Why It Matters

Differentiates real estate from 'get rich quick' schemes, emphasizing stability and patience.

Community Relevance

Encourages realistic financial planning and long-term commitment to homeownership.

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