All Forum Posts by: Chad Carson

 That'll be a good 1-2 book combination, Micah. Thanks for adding it to your list!

 Awesome John! Thanks for reading it and letting me know. 

 Thanks for reading Matthew. And good question. I didn't model recasting in my own case studies or personal experience with debt snowballs. I'd be curious if @Erion Shehaj ever looked into that since he used them a lot. My guess is that it wouldn't affect the results because from what little I know of recasting I think it just changes your payment amortization and not the rate itself. 

Anyone else want to chime in?

 Thank you Bob! So glad to hear it. And the biggest compliment is that you found things to implement in your own business. Best of luck!

 Thank you for ordering the book and for your kind words, Michelle! Please keep me informed as you do those tweaks and make progress.

I've asked the BP publishing crew the same thing, and we're all still waiting on Audible. I'm sorry about that and we're hoping it'll be any day. It's 100% me - southern accent and all - so hope you enjoy it:) 

 Thank you Matthew for sharing that forum link. And Mark, thanks for bringing up that part of the book. It's certainly not always a clear call. You can make some strong math arguments for continuing to leverage as a way to grow. But I find risk and future uncertainty very hard to quantify. And I think sometimes our "gut feel" has it's own intelligence when it tells us that a little less debt and a little more safety would be prudent. 

But it's fun to debate in any case, and I tried to cover both of those paths towards early retirement in the book.

Cheers!

Hi Keila, I definitely wrote a lot of the book for beginners. In particular, I show how beginner strategies like house hacking, live-in-then-rents, live-in-flips, and BRRRR can get you on the way to an early retirement. And I show LOTS of examples and case studies so it's not just theory.

Thanks for your interest!

 Great to hear! Thank you Bob!

 Appreciate the purchase, Ty! And I love Ft. Collins - my sister-in-law lives there and I always enjoy the Trinity Trail (and some barbeque!).