Other options can get you there faster — And primary residential home ownership is most certainly not the best way to build wealth since it usually requires a 15–30 year loan term. Many believe buying a home is a solid way to build wealth. Is it?…
Addressing warped views on personal real estate — What Is A Millionaire And Who Qualifies? About 1.5% percent of the population is classified as a millionaire, which means these folks have a liquidated positive net worth of 1 million dollars minus their debts and liabilities. Plenty…
Real estate is seductive. Everyone loves the idea of “passive income” — owning something tangible that supposedly pays you while you sleep. It’s sold as a golden ticket to wealth and freedom: predictable returns, low volatility, and a hedge against inflation. It’s the real estate…
Don’t fake wealth by owning a home you can’t actually afford Let’s kill the fantasy: having a house doesn’t make you financially stable. It just means you have a mortgage. I’ve watched people flex a home purchase while quietly draining their savings, missing investment opportunities, and…
Move fast, spend less, and simplify the process Moving doesn’t have to drain your wallet — unless you let it. Most people overspend not because moving is expensive, but because they overcomplicate it. The truth is simple: the faster you move, the lighter you pack,…
On paper, private real estate deals look appealing. Passive income, steady returns, and the chance to diversify into a tangible asset—it sounds like a win. But once you peel back the glossy pitch decks, the reality is far less flexible. If your goals include agility,…
I like testing ideas with real dollars. Some experiments turn to dust, some pay lunch money, a few compound into engines. Syndications taught me plenty—but they also taught me what slows momentum. Here’s the plain-spoken version, minus the pitch deck gloss. First, what we’re talking…