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The Broke Millionaires

Lauryn Massari, Joshua Massari

Booking Overview

This interview-led real estate investing and wealth-building show combines the hosts’ solo strategy episodes with external conversations featuring hands-on investors, rental-property owners, and creative-finance practitioners. Agencies could credibly pitch experienced real estate operators, mobile-home developers, landlords, and experts with specific deal results or unconventional financing case studies; booking difficulty is likely low because recent guests are niche practitioners rather than high-profile public figures.

Metrics

Episodes: 60

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 112 subscribers

Instagram: 429 followers

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Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

info@thebrokemillionaires.com

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Host

Lauryn Massari - Real estate investor and wealth-building educator who shares experience with mid-term rentals, creative finance, home renovations, and building wealth while raising a family.

Joshua Massari - Real estate investor and wealth-building educator who shares experience with mid-term rentals, creative finance, home renovations, and building wealth while raising a family.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low
Typical Credentials:  
Hands-on real estate investors, rental-property owners, developers, and creative-finance practitioners with verifiable deal experience and practical strategies they can explain clearly.
Required Achievements:  
Building a substantial rental-property portfolio, Executing high-volume real estate transactions, Demonstrating measurable results from creative financing or alternative real estate strategies, Overcoming significant financial or operational setbacks while growing a real estate business

Recent Guest Discussions

Chris Gavre - Mobile-home Development, Land Acquisition, Dealer And Zoning Requirements, Hard-money And Private-capital Financing, Deal Economics, And Depreciation.

Chessie Hollibaugh - Building A Rental Portfolio From Significant Consumer Debt, Seller Financing, Capital Stacking, Lease-purchase Deals, Out-of-state Investing, Partnership, And Designing A Real Estate Business Around Family Life.

Brandon Hollibaugh - Building A Rental Portfolio From Significant Consumer Debt, Wholesaling, Seller Financing, Capital Stacking, Lease-purchase Deals, Out-of-state Investing, And Portfolio Growth.

Recent Topics

Business, Real Estate Investing, Creative Finance, Rental Properties, Home Renovation

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The Broke Millionaires
:

E59: We’re Copying a Pro Options Trader’s Moves With $10K. We Post the Balance Monthly | Kam Dasani

October 31, 2026

Copy trading lets a pro trader's moves hit your account automatically, so we put $10K on it. Kam Dasani lost $200K at gunpoint and rebuilt by swing trading options. Before we hand over a dollar, we ask the questions most people skip.In this episode:- How a $200K loss rewired Kam's approach to risk- Why a 50% win rate can still be profitable- How automated copy trading actually connects your account to his- Swing trading vs. day trading, and why most day traders lose- What a drawdown...

E58: Why Self Storage Tenants With 0% Delinquency Are the Best in Real Estate | Joe Downs

October 16, 2026

U-Haul offered $6.3 million cash for a self-storage facility. Joe Downs offered $6.5 million with seller financing, and won. The seller's reason had nothing to do with price. Roughly 80% of storage facilities are still owned by mom-and-pop operators, and that's the market Joe says the big players can't touch.In this episode:- How Joe beat U-Haul's $6.3M all-cash offer, and the one thing the seller actually cared about- The seller sentence that tells you a facility is badly...

E57: He Owns 200 Mobile Home Park Lots. Here's What It Actually Pays. | Robert Howell

September 30, 2026

Robert Howell owns 23 mobile home parks and over 200 lots. People assume he's rich. He says the checks are nowhere near what you'd think. Robert breaks down what mobile home park investing really pays, how he buys parks with seller financing, and the tax bill that sent him right back into buying mode.In this episode:- Why 200+ lots doesn't mean a fat bank account yet, and when the money actually shows up- How Robert bought a 110-lot park for $500K with 30-year seller financing ...

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How do I get in touch with The Broke Millionaires?

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The publicly listed email for The Broke Millionaires: info@thebrokemillionaires.com.

How many listeners does The Broke Millionaires have?

Podseeker estimates The Broke Millionaires reaches 1,000 to 10,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for The Broke Millionaires?

The Broke Millionaires typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Hands-on real estate investors, rental-property owners, developers, and creative-finance practitioners with verifiable deal experience and practical strategies they can explain clearly. Common among recent guests: Building a substantial rental-property portfolio; Executing high-volume real estate transactions; Demonstrating measurable results from creative financing or alternative real estate strategies. Recent guests include Chris Gavre, Chessie Hollibaugh, and Brandon Hollibaugh.

How hard is it to get booked on The Broke Millionaires?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does The Broke Millionaires cover?

Recent episodes cover Business, Real Estate Investing, Creative Finance, Rental Properties, and Home Renovation. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

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