Boron Capital and the World’s First Trillionaire » Episode 928

Boron Capital Investment has been in business for 14 years with over 300 transactions and $100 million dollars under management. But Blake Templeton follows a unique investing strategy; it’s one based on King Solomon’s wisdom, and it informs nearly every decision that Blake makes. What does good stewardship look like to you? Blake was flying high in 2006 with flips, renos, and crews working under him. He was making money that he’d only dreamed of, but when the bank decided to foreclose on eight properties all at once because they needed to call in their notes, he realized that he needed to listen to a higher power. Growing with wisdom as you build your real estate kingdom might be a different way of looking at capitalism, but Blake was sincere about letting God into his life. That’s why he dove into the study of King Solomon, the world’s first trillionaire, to see what ancient wisdom looked like. With multiple streams of income on every property, King Solomon taught us that creating a system or a product that everyone has to use only increases his only stature. For Blake, that translated into investing in wedding venues. He shares how he used the lessons he learned from Solomon in his real estate portfolio. If everyone else doesn’t know what to do, but you’re listening to God’s wisdom, you’ll see the right way open up in front of you. And if you’d like a copy of Blake’s book The Solomon Way, you can text SOLOMON to 31996 to get some of that wisdom for yourself. What’s Inside: —The moment that changed Blake’s real estate business from a money-centered approach to a God-centered approach. —How to get Blake’s book The Solomon Way. —What vertical integration can look like in real estate. —Blake’s prediction for the next 6-24 months.