Josee Fortin
Canadian investing in the US
15 March 2021 | 3 replies
Would love to connect with Canadians who have invested in the states!
Sumner Rabin
Florida Market. Risks?
21 March 2021 | 8 replies
Now with businesses forced to either comply or adjust how they deal with social distancing (think theme parks, beaches, restaurants), our climate is much easier to move outside to accommodate those types of businesses.
Lara Nicole
Washington state no longer investor friendly
15 March 2021 | 18 replies
What I for see happening is another play into socialized government similar to the monthly payments that are in the new COVID bill that just passed, except instead of for child care its for rent.
Sam Hecht
Does the BP calculator work for property in Canada?
11 March 2021 | 6 replies
I use a different solution which includes both Canadian mortgage amortization and Canadian income tax considerations, as well as far more detailed reports.
Mario Wadie
Canadian (Ontario) Investory
11 March 2021 | 0 replies
Hello everyone,
New to the game. Me and my brother are looking for properties to BRRR. We have saved some money over the past few years but need some help locating deals.
We are wondering what markets are most fav...
Cristina Enriquez
Discrete prices on Zillow
12 March 2021 | 7 replies
promote them on my social media accounts?
Will Fraser
Leaving the country? Where would you go?
13 March 2021 | 6 replies
[insert feared social, political, or person situation] finally occurred and you've conclude that the US is no longer the place to be.
Brandon Sturgill
Huntsville vs. Memphis vs. Columbus-Population Segments & Income
2 April 2021 | 18 replies
Reliance on Social Security and public assistance income is necessary to support single-parent and multi-generational families.
Sachin Amin
Five Sources of Income for Retirement - what is the Fifth one ?
15 March 2021 | 18 replies
- so that pot might slow down but eventually grow isn't it and company matches 5% which is free money. and also to save on taxes there are ways to withdraw only limited amounts from your 401k just to be under the radar as you will be supplemented by social security benefits too)and on #4 - the way I was looking at is - ex: I had put in for example 100k in my stock portfolio and that now becomes 180k (8 yrs time) and I keep re-investing in S&P 500 or any good yielding ETF or stocks as you said providing good dividends - I am considering that as one of the pots of income) - combining all pots should provide you enough to sustain the same lifestyle)what do you think ?
Sachin Amin
Five Sources of Income for Retirement - what is the Fifth one ?
13 March 2021 | 5 replies
Hello BP community and for those who already made it :-) :-) (Baby boomers & Gen X)when I was in school some one once said to me, to be financially free you need to have five sources of Incomes - at that time I was naïve and I translated that into having 5 Jobs :-). fast forward 20 yrs and that statement was stuck in my subconscious mind and as you know if something is stuck in your subconscious mind for a long period of time, your mind tries to achieve that goal with out you knowing it - basically it works out plan to achieve that goal(quote from Napoleon Hill's - Think and grow rich). most of these are aimed towards retirement or financial freedom - so my question is what would be that ideal fifth source of income to add in portfolio :I have :1) a good paying job (W2 Income) - My first source of Income2) a REI portfolio (anything & Everything related to REI) - My Second source of Income3) a strong 401k Portfolio (401k -good company matching, IRA's , Social security etc.) - My third source of Income 4) a growing stock portfolio - My fourth source of Income5) ???????????????