My question to you there are two kind of investment philosophies I’m learning about one is Dave Ramsay who is always ranting get rid of debt (that’s like my husband) and other is Robert Kiyasaki who teaches you about good debt and make money from Debt. now our first house is fully paid and we had 50% equity in our 2nd house too and my plan was to refinance or cash out refinance to buy another following BRRRR strategy.

This over-leveraged philosophy is preached hard on here.

Does this warrant a conversation or is this philosophy generally understood?

Embracing the philosophy of getting in the game, making well-informed moves, and learning from each investment is the key to success.

Changed my mindset and philosophy on money.

This is just a philosophy question and some things that I think of, not pointing fingers or trying to be accusatory, or maybe I am.

Ensure that you are close on topics of investment philosophy.

Even some highly educated people make huge mistakes and lose tens of thousands of dollars on their first investment because they follow the "just jump into it" philosophy.

I dig your philosophy on how to handle the phone.

A unique investment philosophy was born from a simple yet profound question: How do we give more abundantly before achieving financial success?