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Jose Rocha Purchasing a cabin as a STR
26 April 2022 | 24 replies
And even then, harvesting equity (refi / pulling out cash) here and there to pay for add'l properties. 
Kevin Izquierdo Letting Tenants Paint?
28 July 2015 | 16 replies
This way it's not pink and it's not gloss paint.
David S. When is enough enough? How many homes does one need!?
13 June 2020 | 184 replies
Jude, my local animal shelter, DAV, Second harvest (a food bank), and my local firefighters association (maybe a few I'm forgetting).
Rudy Hernandez Do you invest in IRA and/or 401k any more?
24 June 2017 | 103 replies
If your company offers a Roth 401k (most seem to now) that is a great way to get Roth assets if you are single and earn over $118k or married and over $186k.The flexibility in accessing tax loss harvesting strategies to offset real estate liquidations later on is huge too.
Jeffery Waicak Habits of wealthy people
17 June 2017 | 40 replies
If I could verify that 80% of wealthy people drive a pink car then i wouldn't own a yellow car. 
Andrey Y. 401k scam or not? Taking the plunge..
8 October 2017 | 99 replies
Additionally, stock market loses during the Great Recession are just paper losses unless you sold in the downturn, which a long term passive investor would not do (aside from tax-loss harvesting).If you want to compare apples to apples, how about comparing your business partner to the 10-year returns of "UPRO," a 4x leveraged S&P 500 ETF, which is up 1517% since 2008 (not including dividends) and is a totally passive investment.To be clear, I'm not trying to argue that stocks are better than real estate investing.
Kyle J. Are you wealthy?
4 January 2018 | 57 replies
Werehouser   and Harvard and Hancock finance a bunch of it for the bigger operators.but I am talking about private holdings in the 500 to 2000 acre range.. strategically planted and harvested then replanted these are just like any other farm enough to live on that revenue alone.. unlike farming though.. you don't have to work the land.. you can pre commercial thin you can do a Little fertilizing but not necessary.. when you log you just hire a contract logger... some of the bigger mills will manage the sites if they get the wood.. but you don't get top dollar like if you hire your own loggers ..
AJ Wong Does and should climate change factor into home buying and investing?
23 January 2024 | 72 replies
After many years of court battles in 2012 the state allowed homeowners to harvest rainwater from their downspouts.
Forrest Faulconer Investment properties are great, but let's get PERSONAL.
1 December 2020 | 96 replies
Enjoy the house,  give your kids a great experience with good schools and and a safe environment, they grow up, they go away, get married and leave you with a big house to sell and harvest the equity you built up, and then you move to Florida and wait to go meet God, while playing golf and hanging out on the beach.
Cameron McNulty I want to hear your goals
3 March 2020 | 70 replies
From there I have the goal of purchasing 2 additional 50+ acres and harvesting the timber; by the end of the year.