Apartment syndication, which is the pooling of money from numerous investors that will be used to buy an apartment building, is a complex real estate investment strategy with one of the highest barriers of entry. In fact, before even searching for your first apartment deal, youâll likely require years of preparation in order to set … Read more
I write a lot at Get Rich Slowly about Financial Independence, by which I essentially mean early retirement (or semi-retirement). That is, accumulating enough money that I no longer have to work. To me, escape from work has always seemed like the ultimate goal.
This is probably because my father held out retirement as a sort of Promised Land. He worked hard â if not always effectively â and he always made retirement and the end of work seem like the goal of life. And the sooner one reached retirement, the better.
But whenever I write about early retirement or Financial Independence, I get e-mail and comments from readers who never want to stop working. They love their jobs. Others write to say that we’re not supposed like the work that we do, but we’re supposed to do it anyhow. It builds character, and helps us pay the bills.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. Life insurance companies will closely examine your risk of heart disease before making an insurance decision. One of the factors they look at is your lipid levels because these are a kind indicator of future problems like arteriosclerosis. To get an idea how this […]
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Not every mortgage application makes it to the finish line. In fact, lots of mortgages fall out of the pipeline early on for a variety of different reasons. Sometimes itâs the customer who has a change of heart, and other times itâs the lender that says no. Miami Mortgages Are a Maybe Amazingly, nearly 20%… Read More »These Are the Cities Where Mortgages Are Denied Most
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Welcome to another Ask GFC! If you have a question that you want answered you can ask it here. If your questions get featured on GFC TV or the GFC Podcast, you are the lucky recipient of a copy of my best selling book, Soldier of Finance, and a $50 Amazon gift card. So what […]
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You’ve probably heard stories about the rich stashing their money in offshore accounts. While most of these individuals don’t offer explanations for keeping money in places like Switzerland or the Cayman Islands, that doesn’t necessarily mean they are doing anything illegal. But it begs the question: Why do the rich keep money in foreign accounts? Offshore
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If you’re in the United States and you look out your window in a typical neighborhood, you will notice asphalt shingle roofs as far as the eye can see. Â There are a few regional differences, like clay tile roofs in California and Florida and flat roofs in the adobe-style houses of Santa Fe. But overall […]
Can I use a VA loan for a second home? The VA home loan program exists to help active duty and retired military members buy homes to use as primary […]
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Ready to start making more easy money? Here you go. Whether you are looking to start your own business, or whether you just want some fast cash to pay down debt, or buy a little something extra, more income rarely hurts. Earning more than you spend is about finding an active way to improve your […]
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