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In our on-going millionaire series we interview Brenton Hayden to learn how he retired at 27, how he manages his money now, and what he does now that he’s not in an office everyday. Brenton started his career working in grocery stores where he met people who worked for the Kellogg company.  He went from making $14 an hour to $100,000 a year.  After a lay off he wanted to keep making the same money and found that real estate was the way to do that for a young person. Brenton started out as a real estate agent.  He was making great numbers when one day his mentor called him into his office and fired him.  But not for the usual reasons but because his boss felt he should use his entrepreneurial drive to start his own business.  While working in real estate Brenton found a gap in the market.  His clients were desperate for someone to help them rent and manage their properties.  At age 21 Brenton started Renter’s Warehouse which is now the second largest professional landlord in the country. Brenton didn’t take