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  • Borrowing,  Financial Freedom,  Making Money

    How to Double Your Money in a Year

    February 24, 2021 / 2 Comments

    If you could double $1,000 every year for 10 years, you’d be a millionaire. Doubling your money in a year is something that sounds easy when you say it out loud, but when you realize that this means you would have to get a 100% return on your money it doesn’t sound as easy. If you put your money in the stock market, you’ll be lucky to get 20% on that investment in a year. So how on Earth could a person invest their money and have a pretty high confidence that they’ll double their money in a year or less? I’m in the process of attempting to double a $100,000 investment and I’ll tell you exactly how I plan to do it in about 9 months. Plus I’ve got a few other ideas to share with you. These aren’t…

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    Michael
  • Borrowing,  Planning

    How To Use Leverage To Build Wealth

    January 12, 2021 / No Comments

    I majored in physics in college. When I think of leverage in the context of the physical world, I think of turning a small force into a bigger force, typically using a “lever”. With the right lever, you can lift something 10 times your own weight, like this: In the world of money, we also have access to a lever. This lever allows us to buy an asset worth 10 times more than the amount of money we have to invest. This lever is called a loan. The Basic Idea Of Money Leverage Many non-investors around the world leverage their money to buy a home. You can buy a $200,000 home for $20,000 (or less). That’s leverage with money: using a small amount of your own money to purchase something much more expensive. In this scenario, the cost of getting…

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    Michael
  • Borrowing

    Alternative Ways To Get Equity Out Of Your Home

    October 26, 2020 / No Comments

    There are three alternative ways I've found to access your home equity: secured loans, shared appreciation agreements and reverse mortgages.

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    Michael
  • Borrowing

    Debt To Income Ratio For SBA Loans

    September 28, 2020 / No Comments

    On average, lenders want to see applicants have a 40% (or less) debt to income ratio in order to qualify for an SBA loan, but many other factors are considered as well.

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    Michael
  • Borrowing

    50 Ways To Get The Financing To Invest

    September 5, 2020 / No Comments

    Today I'm unpacking my tool belt of of creative financing strategies I use to make my money go even farther when I purchase investments.

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    Michael
  • Borrowing,  Making Money

    Sources Of Risk In Investment – No One Is Safe!

    August 19, 2020 / No Comments

    There are sources of risk in every investment, and millions of people around the world are completely unaware of those risks.

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    Michael
  • Borrowing,  Planning

    1031 Exchange Example With Boot

    August 3, 2020 / 1 Comment

    Boot is defined as anything in the 1031 exchange that is not like-kind property. We'll take a look at some examples of cash boot and mortgage boot.

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    Michael
  • Borrowing,  Planning

    Using A Credit Card As An Emergency Fund

    June 22, 2020 / No Comments

    Only those in certain situations should consider using a credit card as an emergency fund. If you happen to be one of those unique few, then you should still think through your doomsday situation and have a game plan.

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    Michael
  • Borrowing,  Cash Flow,  Making Money

    Michael’s Investment Philosophy 2020

    June 20, 2020 / No Comments

    My investing philosophy in 2020 boils down to this: set specific goals, purchase assets, manage spending, and use the power of leverage!

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    Michael
  • Borrowing,  Cash Flow

    Should I Consolidate My Loans? An Investor’s View.

    June 11, 2020 / No Comments

    You can consolidate your loans to reduce the amount you pay in interest, or you can opt to lower your monthly payment. If you ask a personal finance expert, they'll tell you to pay as little as you can on the loan by going for a lower interest rate and/or a shorter loan term. As an investor, I often opt to minimize my monthly payment so I can reinvest the savings and maximize my earning potential!

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    Michael
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