Who got the last laugh in this story? Jamil Damji, a real estate wholesaler and coach, shares how he was hit by the market downturn, turned to comedy for a few years, then came back alive, kickin’ and ready to crush the real estate game. He shares his journey, information about his company KeyGlee, and how he pivoted from media to real estate. Listen in to hear about Jamil’s business partners - and hear what he learned about himself when working with people much younger than him. Please subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or in the Podcasts App on your phone, and never miss a beat from Leigh by visiting leighbrown.com. If you’re tired of doing real estate alone, enroll in  Leigh Brown University and be sure to use your special “CSIRE” discount code at checkout for $10 off your subscription. Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:00 – Introducing Jamil, the president and co-founder of KeyGlee and a real estate wholesaler 03:00 - In 2002 he owned a media company; they would call business owners and ask if they wanted to buy a website 03:50 - He lost $100 with every sale; he overheard his business partner talk about buying old houses in the inner city and making a profit off them 04:50 - He wanted to get involved; he walked by a “For Rent By Owner” house the next morning  05:30 - He asked how much they’d sell it for and the woman said $350,000; he went back to his business partner’s dad and he said he’d buy it for $400,000 06:05 - He didn’t know how to quarterback the transaction; he called an attorney who helped 07:30 - He was hooked on the business model; he started a business finding building lots for builders and buildings  08:25 - His job connects the dots for people so they don’t have to 09:00 - The crash of 2008 09:15 - He invested all his money in developments - and got his family in on it, too; he bankrupted himself and his whole family 09:30 - The whole family moved into a two-bedroom apartment; they had to start over and he went to LA to become a comedian 10:15 - After the crash, he went back into real estate by starting at the bottom; he worked in comedy and made money from sketches 12:00 – How KeyGlee came about 12:15 - He moved to Phoenix in 2012 and started getting deals; he needed buyers and his business partners were smarter than him 13:30 - He partnered with two young guys who have helped him tremendously 14:20 – What’s next for KeyGlee; franchising is coming soon 15:10 - How to contact Jamil: On Instagram  3 Key Points Be honest when doing assignment contracts.  Don’t underestimate the whipper-snappers! Live in a world of abundance!