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Credit cards will not negotiate a lower interest rate, at least in my experience.

I'm currently considering moving to Westminster for a job, butttt I don't have a car, would you say it would be livable with a bike? I'm coming from a major city and I love the area and hiking spots nearby. I did find rentals near the job site and about a mile from essentials

I just saw another guy say the EXACT same thing VERBATIM! Do you guys REALLY know what you're talking about, or are you just spewing someone else's words? Seems pretty clear to me which one.

Don’t most financial Institutions that you may have an account with an interest with, require that they run your credit to see if you’re eligible for a new/better rate?

But but TAXES on the rent !!! Net zero

6% on 500k is bad!

It's the monthly payment keeping me from buying a house. 2k-2.5k a month, no way I could afford that.

If you have medical debt w/ no interest, should you pay it all off at one time if you have the money?

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My Mom did a transfer upon death with her home, vehicle and put me on as beneficiary on her investments... I'm so grateful she took the steps she did... I can't imagine going thru probate and trying to figure all of that out (or more so the court figuring it all out for me) and taking such a big amount of everything my Mom owned.

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That’s after tax. You need to make more than $175k.

We’re talking take home here. So you’ve got to gross somewhere between 150k-160k

Why does your math not add up 4,742/.32 is 13k And your first statement was 3386 were did that other 1500 come from? 3386 is close to your 9.5k ending statement. Let alone down payments can easy change this number. So nice playing with the numbers

Where is the $4742 coming from?

Just gloss over that $50k down payment like it's nothing.... So not only do I need to make $10k a month to pay the mortgage, but also have saved every bit of that $10k a month I was making for almost half a year while somehow spending absolutely none of it to survive.... Hmmm...

And no one I know even comes close to making almost $5k a month. I could have made it simpler... you want to buy a 500k home? You need 500k. Lol or 500k / 12 = roughly $42k a month, $10500 a week. I'll pass, thanks!

No thanks,

Why would you layer music over what you are saying? It's not only un-necessary, it makes it hard to hear WHAT YOU ARE ACTUALLY SAYING.

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Why does the video have the same amount of likes and comments?

And the fact that date night is that much is why people have to save up for it for months. Things costing more does not mean people have more to save.

at least give credit to the ramsey calculator , so people can use it

Excuse me but did the the 375k go up with interest to over 700k???

I have 12 cents.

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thank you alex! great video!

What if i have only saving left over is equal to that of lowest credit card bill amount ?

A fresh coat of paint and new floor also looks better and will help it sell when buyers come to view

What if you cannot afford to make the upgrades or repairs? Carpet, Paint, general fixes can all be expensive and for many this can be prohibitive.

thanks dave ramsey

The snowball method is about paying off debt using psychology and small wins. Avalanche method is actual math and would actually save you more money.

3 reasons to not buy a home 🤣

If you're handy and do repairs, just let the management company use you for repairs and never tell the renter you are the owner. Get to see the real renter.

Nobody gets rich from a rental. The average American can, however, build long-term wealth by owning a few rental units. If they are smart, they will do the maintenance themselves so they can keep eyes on the property. The long-term trade-off is worth it for the inconvenient phone calls, which inevitably will happen.

Personally I like to know about any issues as soon as they come up. I don't like things to pile up on me. I never had anyone call me for anything stupid. I would say I been lucky because a lot of my tenants have actually left the apartments nicer than when they got it . I just had one of my tenants put all new kitchen cabinets in his unit and painted it . and he didn't ask for anything in return. I had only one tenant move out in 3 years and he left it so nice I had it rented out the same day he left.

These video's are some of the dumbest things on the internet. "Throw more money at your mortgage that you already can't afford, and it'll save you money" so will paying it off tomorrow, yet most people can't afford to do either. An extra $300 a month on a mortgage that is already $3,200, is insane. That mortgage payment by its self is already more than the average American makes annually. At this rate, why not just throw an extra $1,000 a month at your mortgage, it will help you save even more money in the long term. See how stupid that sounds.

Nice hypothetical but not optimal, stick to selling real-estate and let the finance people do the finance people things. V/r

Nice scam😂