S8, Episode 24 - You’re Going To Peed On with Dr. Michael Bugg

Today, we're going to sit down with Dr. Michael Bugg, an author of You're Gonna Get Peed On and began building his real estate portfolio while still working in vet medicine. He isn't afraid to share everything that got him to where he is today, and will walk you through tips for creating your own wealth.

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In this episode, you will discover…

• How he escaped the rat race
• What is the cost of medical school in Canada? Is it cheaper than attending veterinary school?
• How did he manage to graduate debt-free?
• How can a veterinarian be an investor at the same time?
• The process of buying a property in canada
• When can he know that he has achieved financial freedom?

 

Resources Mentioned in this Podcast:

Contact Dave for a free 30mins strategy session: ‪(612) 284-2409

Connect with Dr. Micheal Bugg:

Personal Website: www.michealbugg.com 

Website: theveterinaryproject.com

Facebook: theveterinaryproject

Youtube: The Veterinary Project

For all the show notes, and more, check out the podcast website at www.doctorfreedompodcast.com

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