Jon Gorman
Should I keep these properties or sell and invest in stocks?
1 March 2022 | 8 replies
@Jon Gorman the etf NOBL (dividend aristocrats) pays out less than 3.14%.
Murray Smith
no money down deals
29 January 2018 | 71 replies
There is an order you need to use for cash and debt that allows you to use the same cash over and over...and starting out with debt, although it seems like a way to stretch your cash, in fact only stretches the use of your cash one time.Look at this as a dance...the "Hokie, Pokie".
Austin Mize
Index funds for beginners
7 May 2018 | 27 replies
Additionally if your goal is passive income, dividend stocks are the holy grail, forget about real estate altogether and skip right to collecting "Aristocrat" stocks.
Austin Fowler
Property 8, 100% financed
22 December 2022 | 120 replies
For passive investing I just buy blue chip "aristocrat" dividend stocks.
James Peters
Person squatting with no lease at my father's home in Long Beach
12 March 2017 | 50 replies
Especially if she sitting in the poky already. ( sorry it tickles me to think of the look on her face when they come to hall her off, you don't mess with the elderly animals or children I digress sorry) I really hope this helps I feel for you Brother.
Patrick Philip
How to invest $10 million?
9 August 2017 | 58 replies
I'd also do 45% blue chip stocks from the "Dividend Aristocrats" list, and 5% cash ... live off the interest and dividend income so you never need to liquidate any assets ever unless you choose to.
Ozem Nareem
can someone give me your opinion on this cd?
24 September 2018 | 5 replies
Lastly, diversification.. why not consider putting some money into REITs or Dividend Aristocrat stocks or just plain old S&P500 fund to keep up with the gains in the market?
Todd N.
Decide to Pay off property
14 January 2022 | 47 replies
If you don’t feel like your local real estate market is a viable place to invest currently, then diversify into other investments like blue chip aristocrat dividend stocks (great passive income for retirement without the hassles of owning rental property), or syndications/ partnerships/ lending/ more passive real estate investment vehicles.
Kim Durst
Selling it all, are we being suckered?
21 March 2022 | 37 replies
@Kim Durst what I see a lot of folks doing who are ready to move from more active to more passive investments is NNN commercial RE (may even be able to 1031, or reverse 1031 considering you’ve already sold most of your properties, to avoid some cap gains), high-yield dividend stocks like an ETF heavily weighed with aristocrat stocks, or “becoming the bank” by getting into the lending game.
Monika Christensen
Blackfoot Idaho Rental Properties
9 August 2023 | 14 replies
Appreciation comes in spurts.The Blackfoot area is a desirable location, with good schools and a short drive to shopping in either IF or Poky.