Should you aim for diversification in your real estate investments? What about your stock investments?
Oddly enough, many real estate investors never bother to ask that question. They just assume that all real estate investments require a lot of money and that each niche requires so much skill that you can only master one.
They’re wrong on both counts, and it adds risk to their investment portfolio.
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1238 - Warren Buffett is Wrong: Diversification isn’t Just for Ignorant Investors by G. Brian Davis

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Juggling 0% interest business credit cards is like juggling torches in a hay-covered barn. Drop one, and the whole place goes up in flames. However, if you are disciplined and know what you’re doing, they could be a great asset in helping you kick-start your real estate investing career.
Getting a 0% Business Credit Card
There’s lots of information online regarding 0% APR business credit cards. Most offer 0% interest for 12-18 months. This makes them well-suited for real estate projects that can be refinanced or sold, allowing you to pay back the cards before interest starts to kick in. These cards are relatively easy to get, provided you have good credit and a business entity.
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1322 - Free Money? Can You Build a Real Estate Portfolio with Zero-Interest Credit Cards? By Jeff Vasishta

What’s easier to find, a unicorn or a rock star contractor?
If you asked most value-add real estate investors, the answer would be obvious: “Unicorns, of course.”
We all know the inherent value contractors bring to any real estate investment. A great contractor can help you reduce costs on renovations, save money on holding costs with quick turnarounds, and manage the project with limited guidance. The end result, of course, is a beautifully renovated property that gets finished on time and brings in a big payday.
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1321 - Contractor Nightmares: 5 Red Flags to Watch For and How to Escape a Bad Hire by Kyle Spearin

As real estate investors, your emergency funds are a critical line of defense against unexpected costs. It prevents you from dipping into your budget to handle them.
But what should you really use an emergency fund for? And how much money should you keep in your safety net? Here’s everything you need to know.
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1320 - The Investor’s Guide to a Single-Family Rental Emergency Fund by Chris Clothier

From the moment we take our first steps, we’re handed a blueprint for the American dream. Grow up. Get educated. Land a job. Buy a car. Tie the knot. Purchase a house. Raise a family.
Clock in for 40 years while diligently stashing away funds in a 401(k). 
It’s the classic tale of success, promising a life of stability, security, and financial freedom. But what if I told you that beneath this facade of prosperity lies a lurking threat to your wealth journey?
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1319 - The American Dream Trap: Maneuvering Major Expenses in Your Financial Adventure by Whitney Hutten

If you read traditional financial independence/retire early (FIRE) bloggers, many of them reached their goals by simply pairing a high savings rate with a standard portfolio of stocks and bonds. There’s nothing wrong with that. It works, and anyone can replicate it. 
But my wife and I follow a different path to FIRE. You do need a stable financial floor—but that’s just the beginning.
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1238 - Warren Buffett is Wrong: Diversification isn’t Just for Ignorant Investors by G. Brian Davis

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