Stocks has been doing so amazing, recently, I personally diversify about $1.3m dollars into a 6 funds portfolio, I have been registered with a fiduciary, and my Portfolio is tremendous, now I have steady dividend income weekly depending on trade and its all Tax free. She is the best thing that happened to me as an investor. I honestly don't Let that little% bother me. 🥀❤
I am looking for how to venture into investing on a long term basis, I really seek to create an alternate source of income. how did you find a good Fiduciary?
I’m currently living in San Diego and will be investing in more affordable areas of Phoenix in the near future! Loved this episode & would love to connect with y’all
Much respect to his story and his discipline of reinvesting his equity gain. But this title is a little bit misleading because of course everyone that purchased a home in 2020 gained over $100,000 in equity so it was really a lucky thing that will be hard to duplicate in this current time or maybe anytime in the next 20 years.
Decent video. Brian did not dive deep into details or give specific numbers. More so vibes and big picture ideas. I'd like to see the hosts push for more details and specifics on future videos.
We moved with our current W2's that agreed for us to work remote. This allowed for us to keep our CA income and live a much lower cost of living state. From there, we learned about different types of bank financing (and of course seller financing) - but you can get DSCR or commercial loans that dont always look at your personal finances, rather theyll lend based on the asset itself (whether or not the rental amounts can cover the debt). Hope that helps!
@@086bfield yes but those are non-owner occupied products. When looking for a primary home, lenders are going to want W2 income, or significant business/self-employment income. We have a DSCR on our STR in Corpus Christi. We are in California and looking to move out of state.
Incredible story! Bryan's journey from a $20k investment to eleven rental properties in under four years is super inspiring! 🎉🏠
Yes very inspiring. He communicates well ✨👍
I love the way he talks, truly I have been looking to venture into real estate, and this page has really been a big help.
Amazing story. Love it. Very inspiring.
Thank You Tony and Ashley. Thanks for sharing, Bryan.
Stocks has been doing so amazing, recently, I personally diversify about $1.3m dollars into a 6 funds portfolio, I have been registered with a fiduciary, and my Portfolio is tremendous, now I have steady dividend income weekly depending on trade and its all Tax free. She is the best thing that happened to me as an investor. I honestly don't Let that little% bother me. 🥀❤
I am looking for how to venture into investing on a long term basis, I really seek to create an alternate source of income. how did you find a good Fiduciary?
Essmildaa Morgan is well known, just look her up.
She has pretty decent credentials, left a well organized mail after going through her webpages & reviews. I found this very helpful, Thank you John.
Just stumbled on this, Wow! I Grateful I got my act together and registered Essmildaa Morgan as my Portfolio Manager
Congratulations on your breakthrough. Essmildaa Morgan is finally getting the popularity she deserves and this doesn't come as a surprise.
I’m currently living in San Diego and will be investing in more affordable areas of Phoenix in the near future! Loved this episode & would love to connect with y’all
What do you think about stocks?
Holy cow! Who flips a 330k home? Crazy! I figured you would try to find something on auction or cheaper. Good for you.
Yea, this man has poor strategy and financial management.
Great story. Thanks for the motivation
Much respect to his story and his discipline of reinvesting his equity gain. But this title is a little bit misleading because of course everyone that purchased a home in 2020 gained over $100,000 in equity so it was really a lucky thing that will be hard to duplicate in this current time or maybe anytime in the next 20 years.
Decent video. Brian did not dive deep into details or give specific numbers. More so vibes and big picture ideas. I'd like to see the hosts push for more details and specifics on future videos.
Moving out of state and still having a decent W2 job income, to get a Primary loan is tough. Any suggestions? Banks want 2 years business tax returns.
We moved with our current W2's that agreed for us to work remote. This allowed for us to keep our CA income and live a much lower cost of living state. From there, we learned about different types of bank financing (and of course seller financing) - but you can get DSCR or commercial loans that dont always look at your personal finances, rather theyll lend based on the asset itself (whether or not the rental amounts can cover the debt). Hope that helps!
Travel nurse. Key word
@@grantog123exactly!
@@086bfield yes but those are non-owner occupied products. When looking for a primary home, lenders are going to want W2 income, or significant business/self-employment income. We have a DSCR on our STR in Corpus Christi. We are in California and looking to move out of state.
Become a doctor, will take around 7 to 8yrs but worth it
Great young man
Where in Aberdeen SD? That’s my hometown! 😊
Near St Lukes!
Interview summary: you know, ummm.
Thank you!
Where n Arkansas?
Jonesboro!
Every sentence you speak sounds like your asking a question.
Thank you!
I call bs.
Thank you!