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Why you should NEVER look at THE HOME YOU LIVE IN as an investment | Patreon Exclusive

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Kenneth Harrington

Definitely can see your perspective on why you view your home as an asset rather than a investment . Can do a follow up on why you prefer rent ? I generally see in my area rent prices double the size of mortgage payments

Christopher Clemmons

Much respect to you man. You're changing my life. I really appreciate the value and the time you put into helping us out.

The Intentional Millionaire

I rent a out a room. I figured since it was just me, I may as well turn it into cash flow.

Andrea Wokvish

Thank you for this information. I’m learning so much from you and it helping me make decisions on my home.

Antwaiyn Smalls

I really appreciate the topic because it made me rethink my initial mindset when buying properties.

Tracy Turner Jr

For one of my properties he's right it wouldn't be a sound investment. The other I bought after the recession the numbers are in my favor but those deals were literally once-in-a-lifetime.

Alex R

I rent now for a little under $1200. (Already debt free with an emergency fund in place, would need to save downpayment) My thoughts on purchasing a home (a condo since its only myself) were being able to "lock in" a home payment (even though I would always have a cost of an HOA, I would prefer less maintenance from a condo). The appreciation wouldn't matter to me as much as not having to pay increasing rent each year would be the main idea but now you have me thinking about this differently - thanks. Would definitely like to hear about why you prefer to rent.

Samuel Adams II

This is a fact. Changing the way I’m thinking about this specific topic.

Collette. overthetop WME

Hi Anton I sent a message about the last pre live stream, please may you check it. thank you for your time.

Kavon Jones

I have recently been introduced to this strategy and it makes sense. As a realtor, I would suggest buying initially as owner-occupied then turning the property into an investment property in an effort to continue to level up.

AndrekaB

I just bought my first home in a location that’s close to what my city is known for “college football.” I will have it available for football season as an air B and B and chill with my parents. Any suggestions on that idea?

Kavon Jones

Great idea! Just make sure you are well aware of the air bnb rules and regulations in your area to avoid fines. Can also look into just renting out your backyard space and not the entire home. Especially if you have a pool. These sort of rentals are becoming more popular with sites like Peerspace.com

Raymond Brown

The way you lined this out makes sense. My current situation, my house is an investment, I'm house hacking and this property was never purchased as a forever home, it was numbers based so they I could get out of renting and start my real estate portfolio

YK Dennis

I’m so thankful for all the information bro. Joining the patreon is one of the best decisions I’ve made. Thanks for giving the game back and passing it on!!!