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I think we come from similar backgrounds, and I think people who raised differently don't have quite the grasp of what debt does to people who were raised in poverty in the USA.

I'm about half way through them and I feel like I have a pretty solid grasp on how things work.

It sounds like you have a good grasp of what's going on. 

It’s a good idea for you to also stay educated yourself on the tax laws, but you’ll never be able to grasp it all!

That would be $3000/year, and I guess that would mean my annual return would be 8.9% at this point (3000/33400 = .089 = 8.9%).While that 8.9% sounds all fine and whatnot, and suggests that using the HELOC in this way is eventually a better return than paying the entire 50,000 in cash, I'm really struggling to grasp whether this is a correct way of thinking about things.After all, if I were to pay 50,000 in cash now, I would start getting the 6% return right away.

I have a firm grasp on buying properties on my own but recently I've met with a potential partner..

I have been thinking about getting into rental property and today is the day I started to try my best and learn whatever I can and figure out what I need to know, and just really get an understanding of what I am tryi...

I’m having trouble grasping the refinance part of the BRRRR strategy.

He seems very knowledgeable, experienced, and seems to have a good grasp on the area.