I'm a big fan of your channel, I love listening to your business plans and ideas. Ur content are full of wisdom. Please keep up the good work. I will like to buy a business but I'm still confused on which niche to venture into. I have a budget of 150-200k any advice please 🙏
@Roland, Just found you recently. Awesome content. Much appreciated. ! I'm starting off on a new journey and I appreciate your knowledge and experience your attention to the community. Regards, J.T.
Fairness zone for me and the kids to get to school 🏫 in time and be in a classroom and I can go home 🏠 with the boys so that I have to get my car 🚙 back and I have time and money 💴 and I’m just going through it all I want and that’s what it was like 👍🏻 when we got here I didn’t have a lot going to get it out and it just got to me so I’m going back and doing some stuff so now it’s time and it’s all good
Tell me, please, how is it beneficial to buy a house for a few millions $$ and to not pay anything towards the equity and to pay only an interest???🤔 And if in 3-5 years the market will go down and you want to sell the house what will you get from it??
@@TAGraham I would understand that if you bought a house no matter what it costs on the growing market then sell it for the positive margin and and after you cover your interest expenses you still would have the profit. It's EASY! It's SIMPLE! It's UNDERSTANDABLE for EVERYONE!!! You don't need to repeat it for me. But he "bought" the house and his "great negotiation deal" was to pay only interest for 10!!!! years!!! Where is the benefit here??? Without having an equity on this house in 10 years???? Can you look deeper at this point before you will reply to me? Thanks.
@@marydet815 I'm sure he doesn't plan on selling and it's southern CA... the value will rise over 10 years. The plan may be to use the saved money on other cashflowing assets/investments over that 10 year period that could gernerate enough to pay for the house over that time period or earlier. Think of it outside of just the real estate/equity box. What can you do with that monthly payment that's saved? You live in a $2M house with low payments that will be paid off within or up to 10 years. No need to worry about equity in the short term. It's like getting a $2M business loan at a 1% interest rate for 10 years. Since payments are low, you can generate enough income to pay it off most likely in half the time.
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@@RolandFrasierEPIC I'm glad to be in Epic and soak up your awesome wisdom!
I would pay for this free content especially for negotiating secrets my weakness! Thank you Roland
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You are very welcome Selwyn.
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My pleasure!
I'm a big fan of your channel, I love listening to your business plans and ideas. Ur content are full of wisdom. Please keep up the good work.
I will like to buy a business but I'm still confused on which niche to venture into. I have a budget of 150-200k any advice please 🙏
Thank you. If you take my free challenge he at GetEpicChallenge.com that will help you a lot with this.
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@Roland,
Just found you recently. Awesome content. Much appreciated. ! I'm starting off on a new journey and I appreciate your knowledge and experience your attention to the community.
Regards,
J.T.
Thanks JT! 🙏 🙏
beautiful home, what area of the world ?
Southern California
Need a closeup on your sneakers, couldn’t quite make them out!
They are one of my pair of Yeezys.
@@RolandFrasierEPIC I thought so but couldn’t be sure. Respect.
Fairness zone for me and the kids to get to school 🏫 in time and be in a classroom and I can go home 🏠 with the boys so that I have to get my car 🚙 back and I have time and money 💴 and I’m just going through it all I want and that’s what it was like 👍🏻 when we got here I didn’t have a lot going to get it out and it just got to me so I’m going back and doing some stuff so now it’s time and it’s all good
Vanilla Ice was right. You have to "STOP, collaborate, and listen".
Tell me, please, how is it beneficial to buy a house for a few millions $$ and to not pay anything towards the equity and to pay only an interest???🤔
And if in 3-5 years the market will go down and you want to sell the house what will you get from it??
Honestly, you don't sell if your going to take a loss. Lease it out till the market recovers or get one of your business's to buy it.
@@danielkearns9240 Ok. Why would one of my businesses will buy it with the loss then?
you take the margin and invest in something that outperforms
@@TAGraham I would understand that if you bought a house no matter what it costs on the growing market then sell it for the positive margin and and after you cover your interest expenses you still would have the profit.
It's EASY! It's SIMPLE! It's UNDERSTANDABLE for EVERYONE!!! You don't need to repeat it for me.
But he "bought" the house and his "great negotiation deal" was to pay only interest for 10!!!! years!!! Where is the benefit here??? Without having an equity on this house in 10 years???? Can you look deeper at this point before you will reply to me? Thanks.
@@marydet815 I'm sure he doesn't plan on selling and it's southern CA... the value will rise over 10 years. The plan may be to use the saved money on other cashflowing assets/investments over that 10 year period that could gernerate enough to pay for the house over that time period or earlier. Think of it outside of just the real estate/equity box. What can you do with that monthly payment that's saved? You live in a $2M house with low payments that will be paid off within or up to 10 years. No need to worry about equity in the short term. It's like getting a $2M business loan at a 1% interest rate for 10 years. Since payments are low, you can generate enough income to pay it off most likely in half the time.