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Quitting your 9-5 and becoming a full-time real estate investor! That’s living the dream, right?
At the risk of being a buzzkill, here’s some official “hold your horses” advice.
Most real estate investors with a day job have...
Are you a late starter who wants to reach retirement (or early retirement)? Then we’ve got just what you need! We’re back with Bill Yount and Jackie Cummings Koski from the Catching Up to FI podcast as we...
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So, you’re ready to get serious about this whole “investing” thing. Except you keep bumping up against one nagging detail: it takes money to invest in, well, anything.
This raises a whole new set of questions about...
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There are only three reasons anyone is ever broke. I’m going to break them down for you and show you how to get out of being broke—forever.
Honestly, I was broke for most of my 20s. In...
According to a Harris study last year, 80% of Millennials don’t invest in the stock market. Why? Over a third said they don’t know how, some say it’s for “old white men,” and almost half said they didn’t...
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Welcome to America! Land of the free. Or are we?
What is freedom anyway? The average American’s definition seems to be working five days per week, 50 weeks per year, 40 years of their life. Many are...
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Summer is here, and the warm weather means it’s the perfect time to start on those home improvements you’ve been putting off during the cold winter months. Of course, if you’ve had the idea of taking...
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I’m sure you’ve thought about whether or not your 401(k) is a good investment vehicle to utilize. If you are like most people, you may have trouble quantifying the total returns so you religiously contribute money...
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There’s nothing better than taking a much-needed vacation. Everyone deserves to unwind from the hustle and bustle of their daily lives. I don’t know about you, but whenever I go on vacation, I’m not worried about...
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“Stocks have generally returned ~7-9% a year compared to 2-4% for real estate over the past 60 years.” —The Financial Samurai
That, of course, is only one part of the story. Real estate is often seen as...
