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The largest real estate investing community on the planet. 3M+ members reaching financial freedom through real estate 🏘️💸
- Where Are Rent Prices Falling the Most? 1. Austin, Texas (-11%) 2. Chicago, Illinois (-9.2%) 3. New Orleans, Louisiana (-3%) 4. Birmingham, Alabama (-2.9%) 5. Cincinnati, Ohio (-2.9%) 6. Sacramento, California (-2.8%) 7. Las Vegas, Nevada (-2.4%) 8. Atlanta, Georgia (-2.3%) 9.
- "Finding your why" is not a one-and-done task. It's something you need to continue to think about -- here's why: ow.ly/e2Jn50CzT4J
- When you realize $80,000 year is just: • $6,667/mo • $1,538/week • $38.46/hourly Then you'll take real estate investing seriously.
- Fannie Mae JUST made getting a multifamily loan MUCH easier. Now, you can buy a two, three, or four-unit multifamily property for JUST 5% down. Yes, 5% down. Not 15% or 20%
00:00 - Rollover your 401k into a self-directed IRA to buy property and defer tax on appreciation while diversifying your retirement investments without cashing out and paying taxes.
- ONE MINUTE of advice from the one-and-only @BrandonAtBP on how to start investing in real estate with no money.
00:00 - Why settle for less when you can spend smarter? 🤔 Listen to the BiggerPockets Money Podcast with @mrmoneymustache for tips on efficient spending 💰
00:00 - Hmm...*does some thinking* If you got a roommate to share your apartment, reducing your rent to $1000/month, you could save up $10,000 in 10 months. Which is a 3.5% FHA down payment for a $285k house...
- Imagine waking up and 👇 • Have a 3-4 cash flowing properties that are being paid off by tenants • No car payment • An emergency fund • You work 10-20 hours a week • You check your email 1-2x a week • Can attend your child’s field trip in the middle of the day Anything
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- Mortgage interest rates will be 4% by 2025. But how? 🤯 3 key factors that will lead to lower interest rates.
- Einstein discovered a rule around compounding interest, called the Rule of 72. The Rule of 72 goes like this: If you take an investment that is compounded annually and divide the interest rate into the number 72, the result you will get is the number of years it will take that
