O had ~30% swing last year, that's "the" div king. 

Cash will be king, and buying in the 2H of 2023, particularly in late Q3 and Q4 has a reasonable shot at being at the bottom, or close to it, of this cycle.

so far my Texas investments has been doing really well, immediate cashflow from day one, working to get another, but as you know, capital is always King, so it's a work in progress.... :)

Basically, non-existent so Cash is King. 

You often see them in coastal areas where the houses are on stilts to prevent damage from king tides or storm damage from flooding.They were a way to do foundations pre-1900 in a lot of areas, especially here in the northwest.

It could still be zero DOSC for him and he's only saying it's 10 plus these other dozen or two dozen he's helping students with, so he can do a video about how he "gets around them", letting everyone know he's still the self-proclaimed "King of Subto" lol. 

I’ve seen a few strategies work particularly well in Austin’s current landscape, so here’s my two cents:If you're looking for areas that are primed for long-term growth, Williamson County is still king.

The whole RAD situation seems eerily similar to the Ponzi scheme run by "The Cashflow King' himself, Matthew Motil who was just charged by the SEC in 2023 for stealing over $11 million.

Cash-flow is KING!

You don’t win by moving your king around recklessly.