The Four Home Formula – Your Future Fortune
Why four homes?
About twenty years ago, I was cruising through a neighborhood when a thought hit me: If someone owned just four of these houses, they’d be a millionaire.
Back then, the average home price was around $250,000. Simple math, simple concept.
Fast forward to today, and those same homes are worth closer to $500,000 each. So, why not call it the Two Home Formula?
One word: Leverage.
Leverage isn’t just the mortgage you use to buy a home. It’s the multiplying power of income, appreciation, tax advantages, and long-term wealth — all working for you while you sleep. Four homes give you four streams of passive income, four appreciating assets, and four cornerstones of your legacy.
Yes, the Four Home Formula will easily put you over the million-dollar mark, but more importantly, it can provide a steady income for life. It’s wealth you can pass on — not just money, but wisdom, opportunity, and freedom.
Buying homes is like doing sit-ups: the more you do, the easier it gets. (Note to self: time to start doing sit-ups again.)
That’s why I built The Millionaire Maker — a blueprint, not a shortcut. This is a “get rich slowly” plan, and it takes time. But it doesn’t have to take as long as it took me.
Why reinvent the wheel? Borrow the blueprint, follow the map, and make it your own.
Sure, you can create your own map as you drive cross-country. But wouldn’t it be better to use Rand McNally’s guide and enjoy the ride? It’s still your trip — your memories, your photos, your life. You just get there with fewer detours.
Jim Rohn said it best: “If someone hands you a million dollars, you’d better hurry up and become a millionaire.”
Why? Because being wealthy isn’t about the money — it’s about the mindset. When you live by a fruitful financial philosophy, riches follow.
You really can make a million bucks in your own backyard.