You probably know him as “Meet Kevin,” which is the moniker of his YouTube show in which he peddles his brand. Meet Kevin’s net worth is estimated to be $60 million, and makes $3 million per month along with his wife as a partner.
Early Life
Kevin Paffrath originally wanted to be a cop growing up in Florida. True love intervened when he met his future wife, Lauren on a high school trip to Paris. She lived in California and her parents worked in real estate.
Kevin and Lauren saw stars and money in each other’s eyes, and Kevin quickly acquired a real estate license. He wanted to start his business at 19, but his age was an impediment. Instead, Kevin and Lauren fixed up a house in foreclosure and flipped it. One thing led to another and the couple now own over 20 properties.
Income Sources
YouTube was where Kevin found his true calling, teaching people about real estate investing. The channel has turned into a nice cashflow asset and he earns around $60,000 per month from YouTube alone. Kevin now has over two million subscribers, his popularity has dipped but he still pulls in over 50,000 views per video.
Kevin also fancies himself a teacher, so naturally, he’s selling courses on Teachable. He earns over $200,000 a month there, along with another estimated $50,000 per month from affiliate programs.
Not all of Kevin’s hustles have turned to gold. In 2017, they added a construction arm to the Paffrath organization, then quickly discovered stuff like hiring employees and purchasing materials is a tough business. 18 months later, they were down a million bucks.
Kevin has also been known to take the outrageousness thing a bit too far. He made some videos a while back about former mentor and real estate “mogul” – Grant Cardone in which he made fun of Cardone. The icing on the cake was when Kevin showed up at his mentor’s office with flowers to “make a point,” to use Kevin’s words.
The point didn’t exactly go over well. Kevin was arrested and charged with trespassing and disorderly conduct, and he’s spent about $100,000 on that and other related legal matters. Financially, Kevin doesn’t believe in savings accounts, so he and Lauren tend to forego them, instead choosing to invest them back in the business.
Personal Life
Kevin and his wife have two children. Having a family seems to have kept Kevin’s personal life a bit more balanced. There are no guarantees for the future but as long as the market holds up and the cash registers keep singing, it looks like Kevin and Lauren will get to live their best happily-ever-after life.
