Real Love & Real Estate: Building A Multi Million Dollar Portfolio with your spouse.

Building an empire with your spouse sounds hard but Kyara believes that it’s totally worth it. In this interview, Kyara Gray of Charm City Buyers talks about her journey of building a multi million dollar real estate portfolio with her husband (Khalil Uqdah ) in Baltimore, Maryland. They were financially independent before 30 years old. They are currently building a 50+ community of townhomes in Baltimore, MD and teaching others how to break into the industry as well. Charm City Buyers is transforming the community and neighborhoods where they invest, and they’re passionate about bringing other along with them. Kyara opens up about keeping her relationship strong and spicy while building wealth with the love of her life. If you and your partner are serious about leveling up this is the interview for you. About Ronne:A brand expert, podcast host and TedX speaker, Ronne went from being a single mom mopping floors as a janitor to becoming a successful business owner and influencer. She has been a full-time entrepreneur since 2013, building GirlCEO from scratch. Featured by Forbes and NBC News, Ronne helps clients find their life design, develop brands and grow online audiences across industry sectors. Is it time to build brand clarity, develop a social strategy or create new revenue streams for your business? Visit Girl CEO Inc., a playground for female entrepreneurs ready to take their vision to the next level. Click here to become a Girl CEO Member and gain exclusive access. https://igniteyourbrand.mn.co/landingFOLLOW Ronne Brown: https://www.instagram.com/ronnebrownFOLLOW GIRL CEO: https://www.instagram.com/girlceoincFOLLOW THE CHARM CITY BUYERS: : https://www.instagram.com/charmcitybuyersShop Ronne’s Plant Based Skin Care Line: https://www.shopherlistic.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/girl-ceo-podcast/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy