David thank you so much for this Episode. However, it will be interesting to share with us how you can manage and find your real estate investments in the USA and living in Europe? Another suggestion is if it is possible to have some special episodes related to the Real Estate Market in Canada?
Dave, I appreciate all your content always. Do you have a management company or a person you trust where you purchase your rentals? What do you do when an issue occurs? Literally this is the only reason we only have rentals close by... thanks much
I love real estate but I hate managing properties. Do you have any tips or suggestions for a person who is interested in becoming a real estate investor but hate or dislikes managing properties?😂😢
I struggle to identify my goal. Its either Financial Indepedence or Being Rich. I really love freedom and hate being told what to do. So that makes me think Financial Independence. At the same time id regret dying without being Rich. Thoughts?
@@last-life have a read of “Die with Zero” by Bill Perkins. Passing on wealth doesn’t have to be at death. In fact most children are financially stable by the time you pass. Lots of good points in the book if you want children. Also financial independence doesn’t necessarily mean you stop there. Typically assets will continue to appreciate, rents rise, and then you can further leverage those increases to buy even more assets
What these guys dont do is compare to other investments. You can guy over 4.8% risk free from the gov right now, and bonds have declined by 20%. In a lower rate environment you could have significant bond capital appreciation in addition to the yield. Not to mention equities. Brandon used to talk about equities vs REI but these guys dont really. and lol at them fudging the numbers with a teaser rate buydown.
Yea its a good point this. I actually started cross comparing T bills with buying another rental property. ~5% with "no risk", vs say ~10% with dealing with Tenants. And you are right plus the ability for bond to increase on rate drop.
This was an excellent webinar. It’s a blessing to us that this was free.
David thank you so much for this Episode. However, it will be interesting to share with us how you can manage and find your real estate investments in the USA and living in Europe? Another suggestion is if it is possible to have some special episodes related to the Real Estate Market in Canada?
Man this is all about TIME. Freedom if I work by choice thats ok.
Thank you!
THANKS A TON! Great webinar!
David fantastic webinar the best I’ve ever heard. I’m really excited to join the pro membership.
Really valuable information. Thank you for sharing with us.
Great video, It took me 4 years to become financially free, these steps helped!
Well I considered the offer. Sir you owe me a book.
Dave, I appreciate all your content always. Do you have a management company or a person you trust where you purchase your rentals? What do you do when an issue occurs? Literally this is the only reason we only have rentals close by... thanks much
Any syndication recommendations?Also living in Europe trying to get ball rolling.
Well done. Appreciate ya.
Question -
Can you mortgage a pre forclosed home with the bank or lender that bought that preforclosed home before they push it to foreclosure?
Just point me to the right warm market 😅
I love real estate but I hate managing properties. Do you have any tips or suggestions for a person who is interested in becoming a real estate investor but hate or dislikes managing properties?😂😢
Flip properties
🎉🎉🎉🎉
I struggle to identify my goal. Its either Financial Indepedence or Being Rich. I really love freedom and hate being told what to do. So that makes me think Financial Independence. At the same time id regret dying without being Rich. Thoughts?
Can’t imagine a more unimportant thing than dying rich.
@@benb6691 Yea pretty good point Ben. Part of it would be to pass wealth down to my kids
@@last-life have a read of “Die with Zero” by Bill Perkins. Passing on wealth doesn’t have to be at death. In fact most children are financially stable by the time you pass. Lots of good points in the book if you want children. Also financial independence doesn’t necessarily mean you stop there. Typically assets will continue to appreciate, rents rise, and then you can further leverage those increases to buy even more assets
@@Kitzus Thanks! I will read
What these guys dont do is compare to other investments.
You can guy over 4.8% risk free from the gov right now, and bonds have declined by 20%. In a lower rate environment you could have significant bond capital appreciation in addition to the yield. Not to mention equities.
Brandon used to talk about equities vs REI but these guys dont really. and lol at them fudging the numbers with a teaser rate buydown.
Yea its a good point this. I actually started cross comparing T bills with buying another rental property. ~5% with "no risk", vs say ~10% with dealing with Tenants. And you are right plus the ability for bond to increase on rate drop.
Those utility estimates are bs
For everyone’s sake, get to the point Dave! Fewer disclaimers, buts, I know… but,… please just say the thing you want to say