Has the American hustle died? That is what made this country great. Immigrants coming to create a land of better freedoms and opportunities.
However, after being settled as a country for some time now, you know post industrial revolution and now post tech revolution (the first one atleast) it seems we may not be falling into the land of the complacency.
Being on the grind is what made this country great. No one expected anything, they went out and got it themselves.
Nowadays it seems there is quite a bit of the former.
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ScaredyCatGuide to Being Ambitiously Lazy
The title kind of seems like an oxymoron. How can someone be both ambitious and lazy, wouldn’t one effectively cancel out the other?
Let me ask you something:
Do you consider yourself ambitious?
Do you consider yourself a hard worker?
Do those the two terms go hand and hand?
I contend they do not!
Ambitiously Lazy
Most people consider me ambitious, they also consider me to be a hard worker. They have this idea that I’m hustling all the time because I have the ambition to pursue multiple things.
This may have been true in my twenties, but in my late thirties – not so much!
“I’m too old
Bitcoin Technical Analysis: BULLS HANG ON…FOR NOW
Bitcoin has managed to hold onto most of it’s gains over the past 3 days. As of writing this, $3,600 is acting as support once again. Volume has slowly dropped off as many are waiting to see if this was a bull trap. Looking at the daily chart, we can see price found resistance right…
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Dumb Mistakes Rental Property Investors Make
Often times we make things harder on ourselves than they should be. This is no different in rental property investing when you do the mistakes listed below.
Dumb Mistakes Rental Property Investors Make
Forgetting that Rental Property Investing is a Business
It may be called investing, but make no mistake this is a business. Rental properties offer many more ways to make money compared to just holding stocks. However, they also require some work and care as opposed to just buying and holding.
For your rental property to be profitable you need to make sure that your rent is being collected and the property
Four Types of Real Estate Leads for Investors
When it comes to real estate investing finding deals is an ever present need. This guest post from DealCollab shows us proven ways to find leads to solid real estate deals.
Four Types of Real Estate Leads for Investors
Every real estate deal starts with a lead whether it be from word of mouth or by generated leads as the ones offered by DealCollab. Having multiple sources of leads can greatly impact the success of your real estate investing and provide the results you are looking for.
Alternately you can still have a lot of success by choosing one source and develop a working process to
Life and Times of an Honest Business Man: No Good Deed Unpunished
Anyone who has ever done business for themselves knows that you rarely get 100% transparency in most transactions.
Business people have their best interest in mind, even if a win-win would make things better for everyone.
Don’t get me wrong, there are honest people out there going the extra mile, but they are not the majority
Maybe they should be, sometimes you can be too helpful and honest. I’m guilty of it and it does lose me deals sometimes. I’d rather have the goodwill I suppose.
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
Since I have gotten my real estate license for the purpose of selling some
Real Estate Investing: Property Types
When it comes to investing in residential real estate it may seem like there are dozens of different types of properties out there.
While it may look that way in the end it really boils down to single-family residential and multi-family residential.
As you can see in the image above there isn’t a ton to know about property types in the residential space.
However, you should be aware of the ins and out of these two types. Some of those details are listed in the image.
What’s that method? KISS (keep it simple stupid)
How to Mitigate a Potential Real Estate Market Down Turn
Let’s face it, this real estate market cycle is getting a little long in the tooth. It doesn’t necessarily mean the market is going to crash, but the odds of us being in the late innings of a growth cycle are ever increasing.
How to Mitigate a Potential Market Down Turn
There are a few things I’d like to point out that may make sense to do in our current market so you don’t get caught with your pants down when the tide goes out to sea.
Mind Your Leverage
There are times to be aggressive and lever up and times to play it
Why I’m Trying a Short Trade on SPX
Generally I like to see clear entry signals, but sometimes I try to anticipate a move if it is offering me a low risk proposition with a solid reward.
Taking a Shot on a Spinning Top
There are many names for candlesticks and candlestick patterns. Spinning top is one of them and it is what I am seeing on the daily chart of the SPX.
After seeing the SPX gap higher three consecutive days and then create a spinning top yesterday I thought why not get short at the close of trading and put in a stop loss at the day’s high.
Basically, for
Tenants: Your Most Important Asset in Rental Real Estate
When investing in rental real estate we can focus on price and location all we want, but even though we must get those right it will not matter if we cannot procure and retain quality tenants.
Your Most Import Asset in Rental Real Estate
This is hands down your tenants. The rental income that comes from your tenants is what provides your cash flow and pays down the principal of the mortgage if you carry one.
The rental income is what builds your wealth in rental real estate. Sure, you can have appreciation or buy something at a great discount, but those are







