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Jun 13
If @elonmusk could put his $1.2 trillion dollar net worth into a high yield savings account it would produce about $1 billion a week in interest…
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Jun 13
A job has one payday.
A rental has four:
Rent every month.
Equity every payment.
Appreciation every year.
Tax savings every April.
Stop working for one paycheck.
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Jun 12
$80,000 down on a $400,000 rental.
Tenant pays the mortgage.
Property doubles by 2041.
IRS hands you depreciation.
You collect monthly cash flow now.
Tell me the 401k move that does all four at once…. I'll wait.
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Jun 12
Unpopular opinion:
A paid-off house in 30 years is a worse outcome than 5 leveraged rentals your tenants paid off.
Same 30 years. One choice retires you.
One just removes a payment.
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Jun 11
You are not really an entrepreneur if you haven’t strongly considered quitting and selling feet pics online
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Jun 11
Stop asking if now is a good time to buy.
Ask yourself how you'll feel in 10 years if you didn't.
That's the only question that matters.
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Jun 10
Real estate doubles in value every 15 years… like clockwork.
The longer you wait to buy… the longer you wait to double.
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Jun 9
The rental that feels too expensive today will feel like a steal in 2035.
It felt too expensive in 2015 too.
Ask anyone who bought.
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Jun 7
You will either have the pain of regret or the pain of regrowth. The choice is yours.
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Jun 7
Pensions are gone.
Jobs aren't guaranteed.
Social Security is broke.
And your parents are still telling you to save more.
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Jun 5
The median 401k at 65 is $88,000.
The median homeowner has $198,000 in equity.
The homeowner used the bank's money to get there.
The 401k holder used their own.
Same economy. Completely different math.
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Jun 3
$50,000 down on a $250,000 rental.
Tenant pays the mortgage.
It’s worth $500,000 in 15 years.
IRS gives you yearly tax savings.
You collect cash flow every month.
Tell me any strategy that does all four of those at the same time…
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Jun 3
Poor people spend money
Normal people save money
Wealthy people invest money
Free people leverage money
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Jun 3
Aggressively buy real estate for the next 5 years.
AI is reshaping industries.
Inflation is reshaping dollars.
The rent check on the 1st doesn't get reshaped.
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Jun 2
Most people are onelayoff away from crisis.
Not because they didn't work hard.
Because they built income instead of assets.
Income stops when you do.
Assets don't.
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Jun 2
Yeah… max out your 401k every year for 40 years.
Hope the market cooperates.
Hope you don't need it early.
Hope inflation doesn't eat it.
Hope the government doesn't change the rules.
Or buy a rental property and remove hope from the entire equation.
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Jun 1
Every month you wait to buy a $300K rental costs you:
$1,000-1,250 in missed appreciation.
$250-500 in debt paydown.
$300-400 in cash flow.
$800-1,200 in tax savings.
That's $2,350-$3,350 a month.
Waiting isn't safe. It's a monthly bill you don't even know you're paying.
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Jun 1
The bank pays you 0.5% to hold your money.
Lends it to investors at 7%.
Keeps the 6.5% spread.
Has done this for 200 years.
You've been the product this whole time.
Become the investor.
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May 31
Your parents' financial advice was built for a world where:
Pensions existed.
Jobs lasted 30 years.
Social Security was solvent.
That world is gone.
The advice stayed.
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