There are five main things you should never do with your money. If your goal is to build financial intelligence, you'll need to make simple, smart money moves.
  
 On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, you're going to learn five things you should never do with your money. If you're ready to start making financially intelligent decisions, this episode is for you!
  
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5 Things You Should Never Do With Your Money - Episode 624

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If you have a historically low interest rate on your mortgage, does it make sense to take out a HELOC and pay current interest rates to tap into your equity? This is a great question -- and it's one we're going to explore on this Q&A; episode of Investing in Real Estate!



On today's show, I'm answering three of your great questions on various investing and financial topics like pulling out your home equity, dealing with the wrongdoings of a past tenant, and how to decide if you should sell or hold your investments during times of economic turmoil. Click play to hear my answers to your questions!

1045: Q&A: Does It Make Sense to Pull Out My Equity? - Episode 1045

There’s a big difference between your run-of-the-mill real estate investor and a pro real estate investor. Pros educate themselves on varying strategies, and they plan for taxes year-round, ensuring they’re taking advantage of every opportunity, credit, and deduction that’s available.



And there’s one specific strategy I see a lot of investors overlook: the 1031 exchange. On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, you're going to learn about how to invest like a pro by using a 1031 exchange. Click play to learn more!

1044: Invest Like a Pro: 1031 Exchange Tips - Episode 1044

If you had $200,000 to invest, would it be a better choice to buy rental properties or mutual funds? On this Q&A; episode, we're going to compare these two scenarios to determine which would be a better long-term investment.



I'll also be answering questions on financing with a self-directed IRA, how to prepare to invest in real estate, and how to determine rental rates. I hope this Q&A; empowers and educates you on your real estate journey. Join me for episode 719 of Investing in Real Estate!

1043: Q&A: Are Rentals Better Than Mutual Funds? - Episode 1043

Every week in my inbox, I get questions from people who want to buy real estate, but they’re not sure how to get started because of a low credit score. If you feel like your credit score holds you back from reaching your financial goals, this episode is for you.



On today's show, we're going to dive into what goes into a credit score, how it impacts your financial snapshot, and your ability to invest in real estate. Click play to learn the secret truth about your credit score!

1042: The Secret Truth About Your Credit Score - Episode 1042

Are short-term rentals like Airbnb the wave of the future? Or should investors stick with the traditional renting model? That's the first question I'm tackling on this episode of Investing in Real Estate!



On this Q&A; episode, I'm taking three listener questions about short-term rentals, finding the right accounting team for tax time, and the importance of LLCs for investing in real estate. To hear my answers to your questions, press play on this episode of Investing in Real Estate!

5 Things You Should Never Do With Your Money - Episode 624

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