THE SECRET SAUCE TO SUCCESS

The Secret Sauce to Success reflects the philosophy of successful businessman Lenin Espinoza, based on building relationships, recognizing opportunities, acquiring the right tools and mixing those ingredients in just the right way to create an inspired creation. The book provides the next generation of entrepreneurs with a recipe for success in the high-stakes kitchen known as the mortgage industry, but anyone interested in business can benefit from the first-hand knowledge Lenin openly shares within its pages. This man is willing to give interested young people a helping hand where very few exist. So, take advantage! And be sure to check out the immersive mentorship Lenin will offer a select few.

The Secret Sauce to Success reflects the philosophy of successful businessman Lenin Espinoza, based on building relationships, recognizing opportunities, acquiring the right tools and mixing those ingredients in just the right way to create an inspired creation. The book provides the next generation of entrepreneurs with a recipe for success in the high-stakes kitchen known as the mortgage industry, but anyone interested in business can benefit from the first-hand knowledge Lenin openly shares within its pages. This man is willing to give interested young people a helping hand where very few exist. So, take advantage! And be sure to check out the immersive mentorship Lenin will offer a select few.

Lenin Espinoza is originally from Granada, Nicaragua and immigrated to the U.S. in 1993. After high school, Lenin joined the United States Navy, was married, and eventually pursued a college degree via the GI Bill. He and his wife then bought a home and started a family. Later, in an effort to keep a promise he made to always be there for his family, Lenin opened a general insurance agency. When the Great Recession hit, many people lost their homes. Lenin couldn't do anything to help his insurance customers in that situation because most lenders required files to be worked on or represented by lawyers, not-for-profit companies, or brokers. The experience was so frustrating that Lenin took the real estate broker exam and also obtained a mortgage broker license. Even though he enjoys solid business success, Lenin isn't one to rest on his laurels; he's working to become a lender.