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Things You did not plan for but wished you had.

Hi, Soon to be 64 and contemplating Retirement. Not sure exactly when. Told we could afford it now. We have no debt as cars, mortgage, CC are all paid. I think our income will be ok. I will be out wit...

reddit.com Dec 28 2023

Should We Sell Stocks to Make a Large Purchase?

Should you sell long-term stocks for a real estate investment? I walk through one listener’s question and explain what you need to consider before making such a decision. Aside from the obvious&...

buzzsprout.com Dec 26 2023

The Biggest Problem With Being A Long-Term Investor

Everybody knows that being a long-term investor is the way to go. The longer you can stay invested in the stock market and real estate markets, the greater your chances of making more money. There's j...

financialsamurai.com Dec 02 2023

How to answer the question about income?

I am newly retired in the sense that 2023 will be the first full year of retirement with no job income. I am not sure how to answer what my income is for application forms (credit cards, mortgage, etc...

reddit.com Dec 02 2023

Fundrise Review After Six Years of Investing

This Fundrise review was completely updated on 11/06/2023. Fundrise is a Washington, D.C.-based real estate and alternative assets platform enabling non-accredited investors to invest in high-quality ...

retirebeforedad.com Nov 09 2023

In-Depth Guide to Assumable Mortgages

I’m a seasoned real estate veteran with over 20 years of experience and a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). Throughout my career, I’ve always found assumable mortgages intriguing, yet the...

dadisfire.com Oct 28 2023

Other people’s money. Carleton Sheets and no money down

Real estate is a wonderful investment for many reasons. One of the best reasons is leverage and the ability to buy with no money down. You can buy as asset with other people’s money and have oth...

dadisfire.com Oct 28 2023

Rental Property Management Company: Pros and Cons

Should you hire a rental property management company to manage your rental house? No, in most cases you did not need to. When I started buying houses in my early 20s, I was adamant that my real estate...

dadisfire.com Oct 28 2023

Shared Households as a Safety Net for Older Adults

Abstract With a record number of older adults facing housing affordability challenges, shared households may provide an important private housing safety net if other household members contribute to ho...

crr.bc.edu Oct 17 2023

What Is the BRRRR Method and How to Use It?

By Joe Dyton, WCI Contributor “Real estate is a great investment” is a common refrain in financial circles. The fact is that it certainly can be, but there’s more to real estate inve...

whitecoatinvestor.com Oct 15 2023

A Recession Preparation Checklist To Survive Bad Times

Are you ready for another recession? With interest rates surging, oil prices rices, stock markets falling, the government stalling, and the housing market grinding to a halt, it seems inevitable anoth...

financialsamurai.com Oct 04 2023

Rising Popularity of ADU’s a Blessing for Retirees

February 23, 2023 — One of the hottest acronyms in the real estate world is ADU, which stands for Accessory Dwelling Unit. Demographic shifts from Covid, exploding real estate prices, and a shor...

topretirements.com Feb 22 2023

what are the odds your income goes UP in retirement?

let's say i work as a computer programmer and do okay. for a basic b**** person.. you work make a good income, many people invest in real estate income... and retire at 60 or 70 or whatever would you ...

reddit.com Feb 18 2023

Home Loans for Doctors: Physician vs. Conventional

By T.J. Porter, WCI Contributor A home is a major investment, and unless you have hundreds of thousands of dollars socked away, you’ll likely need to get a mortgage if you want to buy one. Many ...

whitecoatinvestor.com Feb 17 2023

Do I need to look for a job/the same type of job?

I earned about 285k base plus some bonus. Spouse earns 220k all in. Am 48 years of age. 2.3 million in assets. 350k house equity, mortgage of 400k. Can I quit and still be on path to happy retirement....

reddit.com Feb 17 2023

Best mid-sized town for retirement?

5 years from retirement; are there any towns with a vibrant nightlife, moderately priced housing market (and land?) that is also tax friendly for a military retirement? I currently live in Visalia, CA...

reddit.com Feb 16 2023

A Fundrise Review After 5 Years Invested

In January of 2018, I made some of my first passive real estate investments, including an allocation to a diversified ... Read more...

physicianonfire.com Jan 24 2023