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All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Morton

Jeremy Morton has started 3 posts and replied 13 times.

Post: Wealth through Index funds vs. REI

Jeremy MortonPosted
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@Nate O. Sounds very ideal! Thanks for the pro tip

Post: Wealth through Index funds vs. REI

Jeremy MortonPosted
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@Nate O. Good note. I think the next wise step from where we are now would be to BRRRR with a multi unit. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using an FHA loan for a smaller down payment vs. taking longer to save 20%?

Post: Wealth through Index funds vs. REI

Jeremy MortonPosted
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My wife and I recently closed on a house in Omaha, NE at $155,000 using a conventional loan. Since the closing/move, I've read a few books including "Set for Life". So as it stands now we are planning on saving $1,500/mo towards making our first investment towards wealth in 2021. Assuming we stay on track, we should have a savings of $24,000 by January 1st, 2021.

My question is, what is the best next step to gain early financial freedom? I know investing in an index fund while continuing to add savings would appreciate quickly, but I also know to jumping into REI will fast forward that process dramatically. I'm just unsure what would be the best way to go about that, practically.

If you had $24,000 in savings, at a savings rate of $1,500/mo, already owned a home and are trying to become financially free... What would you do?