Learn Real Estate Investing | Lifestyles Unlimited

Fresh from Market Watch, an article claims “Seven Reasons Stocks Are Better Than Real Estate.” Del has a field day. As if no better topic could be served up after that, Del quotes Author & Life Coach, Tony Robbins as saying “being wealthy is a feeling.” Del has another field day. More interest rate hikes are on the horizon, but rest easy, Del has a plan for you. Wrapping up the show, we cover an article detailing the fastest growing employment markets.

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These words from Franklin D. Roosevelt's inaugural address in 1933 still resonate because fear is ever-present in our lives. Al Gordon takes on five basic fears all humans experience and explains how they can be alleviated by investing in real estate.

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Del takes on the question, "Is now a good time to invest in real estate?" by debunking concerns related to interest rates, inflation, and other economic factors people worry about. You'll want to listen to this show to learn why it's always the right time to invest in real estate.

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Al Gordon interviews Richard L. from Austin, TX. Richard has owned a landscape architect design firm for 22 years. His saving plan for retirement was similar to those of most Americans. He listened to his financial advisor and invested in stocks, mutual funds, and IRAs. And then the crash in 2008 wiped out half of his retirement savings. It was a turning point, and he decided to find a better investment vehicle for his money - real estate.

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On today's show, Del interviews Richard L. from Austin, TX. Richard owns and is the principal architect for a firm that designs apartment complexes. His saving plan for retirement was similar to those of most Americans. He listened to his financial advisor and invested in stocks, mutual funds, and IRAs. And then the crash in 2008 wiped out half of his retirement savings. It was a turning point, and he decided to find a better investment vehicle for his money - real estate.

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Del Walmsely, the founder of Lifestyles Unlimited, came up with seven principles for a well-balanced life: growth, fun, health, wealth, legacy, spirituality, and family. These areas tend to get pushed to the side when all of your time is focused on your job. Al Gordon discusses each of these principles and how you can achieve a better balance.

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Most people think of retirement in terms of working into their 60s and then boarding the retirement train once they think that their savings coupled with social security benefits will be enough to live on. Social security is underfunded, though, and the government will continue to extend the retirement age, which means people will be working well into their 70s. Mike Harrison explains how Lifestyles Unlimited members control their retirement schedule rather than following the government's schedule.

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Most people make commitments to work, to earning income, and to saving money in a 401(k), but they've never committed to generating passive income. Lorie discusses the safety net that passive income provides and interviews professional real estate investors, Kathy and John. They discuss how their commitments and relationship changed after joining Lifestyles Unlimited.

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If you experienced a prolonged illness, physical disability, or emotional breakdown, would you be able to devote your full attention to recovery? The stress of having to think about and deal with finances during a difficult situation, whether that situation is expected or unexpected, could actually delay your recovery. Andy Webb discusses how passive income from real estate investments can relieve financial stress when both expected and unexpected events occur.

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Del Walmsley and Multifamily Mentor, Curtis Haines, talk about different ways to benchmark real estate investments to grow wealth, and more importantly, net-worth more effectively. Additionally, they talk about their personal motivations for staying sharp in investing and in investment education/mentorship. In the process, they also touch on the harsh realities of retirement today, using a balance sheet to grow financially, and guiding your family to operate as a home office.

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