When Is It Time to Stop Being Cheap?
Answering reader questions on knowing when it's time to start spending your money, on asset protection for cars, and on tax-loss harvesting crypto.
Answering reader questions on knowing when it's time to start spending your money, on asset protection for cars, and on tax-loss harvesting crypto.
More doctors would rather passively invest in real estate than take on an active role. Here are some explanations why.
We didn't mean to turn our residence into a rental property. But sometimes your plans change. Here's how we became accidental landlords.
If you're active duty in the military, is buying a home a prudent thing to do? Here are a few ways to think about it.
If you're looking to invest in REITs, syndications, or direct homeownership, here's an explanation of real estate's four-quadrant model.
You can get 80% of investing benefits with only 1% of the time and effort. By investing passively, you still participate in the cash flow, appreciation, and tax benefits.
If you're going to invest in real estate syndications, you will pay plenty of fees for the chance to be involved. Here's what to know.
Answering reader questions about 401(k)s, including what to do if you overcontribute and if you can put side hustle money into them. Also, an interview with Peak Housing's Joe Ollis.
Paula Pant discusses the importance of learning your financial psychology and what drives your saving or spending habits. Try these changes to prevent burnout and increase happiness as you work towards financial independence.
If you're engaging in direct real estate investing, here are 12 reasons why you shouldn't use a corporation to do so.
Peter Kim, aka Passive Income MD, takes over this week's show to answer questions on real investing, syndications, and leverage.
Second homes are not necessarily a great investment. However, we did quite well financially and personally by owning a second home for nearly a decade.
Don't confine yourself to just real estate or just the stock market. The intelligent investor takes the best from both worlds.
Today, let's focus on a specific type of passive real estate investment tool known as the real estate syndication.
Don't get trapped into thinking your money is "tied up" if you own a home and are paying a mortgage. There are plenty of benefits to doing so.