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As a real estate investor, it was tough for me to write this post. We take pride in how much money we can borrow, and the thought of paying down a mortgage is almost painful, unless we’re selling the property.
But it has its advantages.
In my last post, we covered three reasons why paying down your […]
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It’s tax refund time. You’ve got a few thousand dollars coming back from the IRS, and you’ve got to decide what to do with it. Do you pay down your mortgage or use the money for a downpayment on a new house?
This is the question that JD over at the Get Rich Slowly blog asks […]
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Millions of people fail each year in real estate because of a myth. What is it?
If you want success bad enough, you’ll get it.
I’m sorry, but that’s BS. Just about everyone that fails in real estate or any other endeavor wants success.
But sometimes it’s not enough. You can want to succeed with all of your […]
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Walk into a room of successful investors talking about wealth, and you are unlikely to hear any of them ask, “How can I get rich with real estate?”
Of course, why should they? They’re already wealthy.
Walk into a room of beginning investors talking about wealth, on the other hand, and someone will inevitably pop the question, […]
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