We've been crushing a bunch of good reads, Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Slight Edge, The Intelligent Investor, Mad Money...

To laugh often and much; To win the respect of intelligent peopleand the affection of children; To earn the appreciation of honest criticsand endure the betrayal of false friends; To appreciate beauty;To find the best in others;To leave the world a bit better, whether bya healthy child, a garden patchor a redeemed social condition;To know even one life has breathedeasier because you have lived; This is to have succeeded.

I listen to Paradigm Life's podcast and Patrick sounds very intelligent on IBC and economics, but I don't know how he structures policies for cash value that is liquid in year one.

Analytically, one of the major reasons was the artificially low supply levels, as people are not moving as much in the era of covid. 

Leverage 70-80% LTV (Debt): Borrow max amount of money at artificially low rates, with complete disregard to what will happen once the Fed loses control of bond market and treasuries spike. 2.

@Anish Tolia you’ve now used unicorns and politics to make an intelligible argument.

He is intelligent enough to know he doesn't have a crystal ball, but his concepts will sell books and maintain his relevancy.

In the end, if someone is a passive investor it's still a good time to acquire if they acquire intelligently.

Build a team that consists of an intelligent, hungry real estate attorney and an experienced CPA.You are crushing it, don't let the minutiae come up and bite your business.

Intelligence !