In This Article
Before I got into real estate, I went to graduate school for marketing. My final thesis was about all the annoying ways women are marketed to. Here are some insulting examples: the color pink, the word...
In This Article
Let’s create a very credible scenario today. Surely by now BiggerPockets is closing in on its gazillionth member, and most of ’em are regular folk like you n’ me. Most go to work, get married, and...
In This Article
Debt can be a heavy, scary beast riding around on your shoulders. Live with debt long enough, and it can start to stoop your shoulders and droop your eyes.
That begins to change on the day you...
In This Article
In the past two years, I have read a lot of books—118 to be exact. Almost all of them have been on the subjects of personal finance, real estate, business, and self-help.
Needless to say, I feel...
In This Article
Even as a new investor, you can build your business while simultaneously staying diversified.
From the very first year I started buying and controlling property on terms, I kept in mind the importance of diversity. Aside from...
In This Article
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...
In This Article
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...
In This Article
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...
