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A different side of financial freedom

A different side of financial freedom

A different side of financial freedom   We have had a rough last couple of days. Tuesday morning my son Seph woke me up from the living room sobbing at 4 a.m. I was in the back bedroom and it was loud enough to wake me up from across the house. When I got there, I found the ear infection that had started on Monday afternoon had my boy doubled over in pain and crying almost uncontrollably....

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I got called a four-letter word

I got called a four-letter word

I got called a four-letter word   Last night, I was taken aback. I had a tenant call me a four-letter word. Now, I’m used to being called some four-letter words, and I’m OK with that. You see, not all of them are bad. I’m used to being called “boss.” Ashley calls me “cute,” and sometimes bumps it up to a full-fledged “hunk.” Of course, I have to be doing something special to gain that...

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They just aren’t cutting the mustard

They just aren’t cutting the mustard

They just aren’t cutting the mustard   I learned a great tactic from one of my landlord teachers named David Tilney when I took his course called “Hassle Free Property Management.” In the course, David said that all his leases end in either June or July of the year. The reason for this is multifaceted.   You see, June and July is when kids are out of school. This makes it easier to...

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For sale by neighbor

For sale by neighbor

For sale by neighbor   When I was a kid, we had a cassette tape of James Gregory. I remember listening to the different segments, laughing real hard, and rewinding the tape to listen to them again. (And to any of my younger readers, a cassette tape was like a small storage thumb drive for music that came before CD’s. And yes, I’m that old.)   One segment that sticks out in my mind had...

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The family board meeting

The family board meeting

The family board meeting   Investors talk a lot about the financial freedom that comes from having investment property. We glamorize going on trips, not having a J.O.B. and feeling like we are more in control of our future because of the passive income from rental properties. But are those the real reasons why we invest in real estate?   Let me clarify what I mean by that.  ...

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