This was the answer I was looking for. Thank you

I would pay for someone to walk in to odyssey and challenge Brandon for a fight😂 Awesome podcast!

Get them to sign on the line that is dotted

This was perfect 🤩 explained to a T ❤

What you think of metropolis ?

$1100 car payment. I’m sure Warren Buffett would pay cash for the car because he have the money. On the other hand the person who have to make $1100 a car payment that’s crazy.

Americans are like a reality tv show for the rest of the world ;)

The way of life in America needs to change we can't become a third world country because some certain people in the Federal reserve said we have to

Banks can't take homes since 2008.

It so sucks renting...I am 56 and still can't even think of owning anything niw

Easy too obtain but maintaining is another story

Married 30 raised 6 kids all productive members of society, we always had what we needed and made sure our tithes were paid, some months we didn’t know how we were going to make it, but guess what! We always made it, kept a functioning budget, including small savings. After Obama killed the SpaceCenter we had to use our savings to stay alive. Now if we hadn’t been wise and put just a lil ea week away, we would have lost our house. Being quite a bit older now, and we had to rebuild our retirement, wisdom comes with age, lol sometimes it just comes. 😊

Can't take your house in Florida.

My parents got roommates to pay off the house faster when i was a kid.

They say the right time to buy a house whenever you can afford to do so.

Sorry.... I have a family ... and I want my own things .... I dont want to borrow someone's house my entire life

This is exactly why I don't have a home yet. Sure I qualify for $410k home, but the payment would be double what I pay for rent. So like he pointed out, shave $100k off of that, and puts the payment at 140% of what I pay for rent, but I can't find a home in that price range. So I will keep renting for a while longer.

Cut 75-100 grand off is good advice and I’ve had to follow the same rule while house searching

So many people need to see this. This guy is speaking straight facts. Im 37, had my 1st child at 17 and second at 21, became a single mom at 23, bought my home at 30 all while raising 2 kids with no child support from their father. The loan I qualified for was $175,000. The house I bought was built in 1960 and at the time of purchase cost $82,000. My payments were cheaper than a lot of my friends car payments. Is it everything I dreamed of? No. But it can be. We've already done multiple projects that have added significantly to the value of my home. In this economy, making ends meet is a struggle, but prior to this I usually had enough cash on hand to cover any emergency and do upgrades. I can't imagine how stressed I'd be if I had taken the full amount I qualified for to purchase a home. We can still afford to live comfortably right now and we've taken a vacation every year. Our house (3 medium bedrooms and 2 baths, unfinished basement & attic) may seem small to others, but like you said, at least I'm able to spend quality time with my kids and not have to work my life away. ** I think part of the issue with my generation and younger saying they can't afford a home, is their expectations are too high. They want a starter home like their parents 2nd or 3rd home plus new cars, clothes, and tech every yr. Most have no concept of fixing their own things and would rather pay someone or buy new things and complain how they can't afford a home. In their defense though, most stuff isn't made to last anymore. The 1st fridge my parents bought was still kicking up till last yr. The 1st water heater they purchased (1974, 10 Gallon) is still in use, but my dad does clean out any lime and calcium buildup every time he has to change the elements.

This man speaks the truth. Do buy a home. Your mortgage will seem expensive at first, but in 10 years you will wonder how you could afford to live anywhere else!

I'm going to buy a tiny home. I live in LA and want to stay here. So I'll just own less stuff.

Don't even worry about buying a home, just rent and spend the extra savings on things that matter

Buy the cheapest house in the nicest area and enjoy life. Low mortgage low stress and who cares about Mrs Jones . Oh yes, and buy the one owner from new 2005 330 BMW with no door dings for $6000.

I moved to Washington state and I earn over 300,000 a year and I bought a house 27 miles from Seattle in a small village for $350,000 1400 ft.² my payments are less than a typical renter and I completely agree That most people buy too much house.

I bet you truly expect for everyone to tell u that you're right about everything you say, and surprised when they say you're wrong.

Average American real estate agent

You sound pretty insecure to be honest.

Correct

But likes and clicks are more important. Duh.

The worst is people who post themselves crying. I’ve never understood it like why would you want to show the world yourself when you are most vulnerable

its all about money

For real, social media has become basically a place where teenaged girls and people who act like teenaged girls are sending their testimony to the therapist. Except it's pubic and it's the easy route where you can tell only the best parts of you and the worse parts of everyone and everything else and the randoms you don't know will tell you how you're so strong and brave and totally right. BUT THEY DON'T KNOW YOU AND YOU WON'T SHOW THEM THE REAL YOU ANYWAY BUT YOU'LL LET THEM GIVE YOU ATTENTION LIKE A LITERAL ATTENTION WHH0RE

Well sounds good however this country has lost most their moral compass when that happens people say things that they think some people would listen to 😅😅

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Yes keep that personal shot locked away because I can confirm nobody gives a flying fuck You just look weak Bring back shame like it never left

No doubt so many cry baby's 100%

Amen 20X! Thank you man. It took me 40 years to understand these words, which I learned in 7th or 8th grade, and which I have heard some discussion partner say maybe 3-4 times. "Discretion is the better part of valor." Dude! You just gave me permission to actively practice this age old truth. TY, Mark

Your just not WOKE.

I understand his point.

Why is it shameful for You if she cheated? At most we would question your judgment of character, and even that is a stretch. Don't suffer alone, that is why we men take the final decision.

Let me see! You're a bachelor, republican and you will take your truths & lies to your grave!

You just told us more about you than the the who got cheated on

900,000.00 for a condo! That's the REAL CRIME in this story! I'm glad it worked out in the end!👌

Accumulating multiple rentals is not for the impatience quick buck today money seekers. Accumulating is for building long term wealth over time such as 20 years or more years. Real estate is always going to be about “location, location. Finding a low tax fast growing location such as in the southern coastal states are idea. With rental properties you never want to be a property manager of your own property. You always hire a professional property manager to manage your property professionally. (#1) Wealth is built by annual increase of the real estate value of 3% to 5%. (#2) Wealth is built when the property manager researches comparisons rental rates and raises the rental property rates with your concurrences every couple of years or so. (#3) Wealth is built by harvesting equity tax free as you refinance your property every 5 to 7 years or so to buy your next property. (#4) An annual rental income should always be at least 5% of the total retail property value of the rental property as a baseline floor. And lastly, if you have to sell a property to upgrade the location you can still avoid “capital gain” taxes by reinvesting the money into a new property within a specified time set by the IRS. Wealth in the form of “1099” income is what build generational riches not easy quick “w-2” money. I once met a long time 40 year realtor nearing retirement in his eighties once. He was telling us about all the home he had personally bought and sold by “flipping” during his 40 years in real estate. And he also mentioned how he and his wife enjoyed and spent the money. I, who was just getting started in buying rental properties, asked him if rather than buying, flipping, and selling those homes if he would have bought rentals, and gradually worked his way up to buying apartment complexes during that 40 year time frame which one would have built the most wealth? He didn’t blink an eye. He quickly admitted buying and accumulating rental properties would have hands down built wealth faster over the long run. The key is (#1) patience and (#2) professional management. The $500 a month in profits you mentioned in Georgia from rental properties….Dr. Jerry Buss started out in college working and buying rental properties to until he had accumulated and expanded his real estate empire enough to buy the Los Angeles Lakers basketball team and the LA Forum Coliseum they played in for $67.5 million in 1979 as a real estate mogul.

amazing home

O only 600,000$ wow, what a deal. I can't wait to get in on this. With an hoa too can't wait to be told what to do when spending 3/4 of a million dollars.

Come to the Netherlands and you will understand. If cyclists would not have the same rights as motorized vehicles the casualty rate of cyclists would be so much higher. Dutch people almost all cycled in their lives so they understand the danger of a 3 ton SUV.

I live in the mountains n we have back rds with blind corners n they'll be in the middle of the rd going 10 in a 35 n get demolished

I cant with these kind of men... also im not a cyclist either.

They also don't pay taxes to use the road that vehicle drivers do. They also don't have brake lights, turn signals etc...