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What a great interview! One of the few UA-cam videos I watched till the very end. Glenda is a woman of many achievements. 100% agree on what she said about eliminating capital gains tax on homestead.
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Awesome interview!! Glennda is an inspiration, People in the real estate industry are notoriously bad with money, she (and you) are people everyone need to listen to. This helps make being smart with money cool!!
Location is key, but interest rates and market trends also play a significant role. For instance, the current low rates make it an attractive time to buy or refinance.
I agree. As a first-time homebuyer, I'm considering factors like commute time, school districts, and neighborhood amenities. Glenda's tip on researching local market trends was invaluable.
That's smart. A good real estate agent can provide valuable insights. I would also consider working with a financial advisor for investment guidance, especially with the tax implications of homeownership
I'm actually on the hunt for a financial advisor to create a personalized investment strategy, optimize my tax planning, and provide guidance on my overall long-term financial goals
The CFP I work with, helped me create a diversified portfolio, including real estate investments, and optimized my tax strategy. His expertise saved me thousands in taxes last year.
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my wife and I own single home family rentals. we have $200,000 left on mortgages. We are now the possibility of maintaining $70,000 annual income by selling and investing in stocks and bonds. How does this work out?
Certainly I have, there are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with Glen Howard Chester, a NY based fiduciary for about five years now, and his performance has been consistently impressive. he’s quite known in his field, look-him up.
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A wealth of information from an experienced lady who has walked the talk and has an amazing perspective on things. The Tony Robbins quote and the last bit demonstrating her political leaning was the only BS portion of her talk
In our area, STRs downtown (close to tourist interests) are now requiring permits, reporting and other conditions - making it MUCH more difficult and expensive. No thanks.
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That was great information. I have to disagree with the single family home as the first purchase. Four sided brick homes were rare in 2010 when I bought my first home in Georgia so now it’s probably impossible as a starter. Second a two family would have about the same level of repairs as a single family and you don’t have to rent out the second unit right away. I used my first duplex for family and friends when they visited at first. Just lived on the other side.
What do I do if my husband dies before me? All his money is in his retirement accounts and is worth over 3 million. I’m listed as a beneficiary but what do I do if he dies before me? He is still working at 73 and is fit, works out and is healthy. I am 60 and a homemaker and I work as a CNA. I wouldn’t know what to do.
Thank you Shirley, my apologies for not being clearer, I am listed but I don’t know what to do with all of it, eg put it in a savings account or take it and open some kind of new investment of some sort? I can’t just keep it going bc if he’s gone I will have to close it and I don’t know a wise place to put it.
Make sure you are beneficiary, not children, not ex wife, not his mom etc. Spouse can tell you you’re beneficiary but if your name is not on the account bank, investment company, financial institutions etc do not have to release money. They millions simply because there is no beneficiary listed. People have sued & lost because of loopholes.
@@Tad-For-Global-Peace easiest way is to have your husband write down all accounts information including company, account number, password, online information, all assets, all debts, social security number etc. also, see if he has a will. How is he leaving his assets ie trust, estate, just leaving to beneficiary or does he assume wife automatically inherits. But once he unable to care for himself, power of attorney, and you can control & make decisions of all aspects of his life including assets. If he dies, all companies require death certificate and your name listed as beneficiary. If not listed call attorney. After inheriting, you may want to be advised by financial person/ someone who knows about taxes and the best way to avoid giving money to Uncle Sam.
“Praise the Lord & pass the money” … Glenda Baker is AWESOME… such a wealth of experience & knowledge!!
Glenda is the “Goat” she gives nothing but good vibes
Loved this episode! Glennda is hilarious, smart, and savvy! Love her
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Love Glennda's attitude. Gotta learn from this lady!
What a great interview! One of the few UA-cam videos I watched till the very end. Glenda is a woman of many achievements. 100% agree on what she said about eliminating capital gains tax on homestead.
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I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this episode.
I’m in my first year of real estate and this video gave me so much motivation I’m not as confident as Glennda but I hope to get there.
Awesome interview!! Glennda is an inspiration, People in the real estate industry are notoriously bad with money, she (and you) are people everyone need to listen to. This helps make being smart with money cool!!
I love her personality!
Location is key, but interest rates and market trends also play a significant role. For instance, the current low rates make it an attractive time to buy or refinance.
I agree. As a first-time homebuyer, I'm considering factors like commute time, school districts, and neighborhood amenities. Glenda's tip on researching local market trends was invaluable.
That's smart. A good real estate agent can provide valuable insights. I would also consider working with a financial advisor for investment guidance, especially with the tax implications of homeownership
I'm actually on the hunt for a financial advisor to create a personalized investment strategy, optimize my tax planning, and provide guidance on my overall long-term financial goals
The CFP I work with, helped me create a diversified portfolio, including real estate investments, and optimized my tax strategy. His expertise saved me thousands in taxes last year.
Aren't CFPs expensive to hire? Y'all must be rich
yasss glenda! been following her for a while! best collab evaaaa
OMG!!! I love her suggestions!! ❤❤❤
Five stars all the way ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ free knowledge why not
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Wow, thanks for sharing this great interview with us!
Thank you for this interview Vivian😊
This was a great interview. Very informative to hear from a professional standpoint that’s not trying to sell something.
Awesome inspiration ❤
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This was very good
This was wonderful!
This lady has so much , real life experience. Lol and funny af
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she is very empowering
I looove her accent!
how do i get in contact with this wonderful woman?? her story, her personality, her success, etc. she’s THE perfect mentor.
What are the 4 cities where its not cheaper to rent??
wonderful channel. GOD is great 🙏🏽👏🏽
AWESOME!!! Thank you sooo much Glennda!
Excellent interview ! Specially the lasts 5 min. People need to listen to this.
I love me some Glennda! Love seeing you two teamed up.
“Don’t be roadkill”…I love it
Great interview!
my wife and I own single home family rentals. we have $200,000 left on mortgages. We are now the possibility of maintaining $70,000 annual income by selling and investing in stocks and bonds. How does this work out?
Real estate is a solid investment but demands effort and lacks liquidity compared to stocks and bonds. Long-term market trends should guide decisions.
Considering the sell and invest option? It's essential to consult a reliable financial planner to ensure income projections align with your goals.
have you worked with a financial planner ? if yes , how was it? care to share your experience
Certainly I have, there are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with Glen Howard Chester, a NY based fiduciary for about five years now, and his performance has been consistently impressive. he’s quite known in his field, look-him up.
My Portfolio has surged by 200% with his guide!!
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No way!! This is so helpful. 😂
Competition happens in the basement, it doesn't happen in the penthouse. Drop the mic moment.
A wealth of information from an experienced lady who has walked the talk and has an amazing perspective on things. The Tony Robbins quote and the last bit demonstrating her political leaning was the only BS portion of her talk
In our area, STRs downtown (close to tourist interests) are now requiring permits, reporting and other conditions - making it MUCH more difficult and expensive. No thanks.
Ummm, retired military officers do get a discount in buying their first home only.
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Vivian do you live in Atlanta?! 😮
That was great information. I have to disagree with the single family home as the first purchase. Four sided brick homes were rare in 2010 when I bought my first home in Georgia so now it’s probably impossible as a starter. Second a two family would have about the same level of repairs as a single family and you don’t have to rent out the second unit right away. I used my first duplex for family and friends when they visited at first. Just lived on the other side.
All day everyday and twice on Sunday! 😂😂😂
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I had a tenant take the cooler and 6’ wood fence with her. Cheap cost to get rid of a meth addict
👀👂🏾✍🏾📝
What do I do if my husband dies before me? All his money is in his retirement accounts and is worth over 3 million. I’m listed as a beneficiary but what do I do if he dies before me? He is still working at 73 and is fit, works out and is healthy. I am 60 and a homemaker and I work as a CNA. I wouldn’t know what to do.
If you’re listed as his beneficiary you’ll inherit his account.
Thank you Shirley, my apologies for not being clearer, I am listed but I don’t know what to do with all of it, eg put it in a savings account or take it and open some kind of new investment of some sort? I can’t just keep it going bc if he’s gone I will have to close it and I don’t know a wise place to put it.
Make sure you are beneficiary, not children, not ex wife, not his mom etc. Spouse can tell you you’re beneficiary but if your name is not on the account bank, investment company, financial institutions etc do not have to release money. They millions simply because there is no beneficiary listed. People have sued & lost because of loopholes.
@@Tad-For-Global-Peace easiest way is to have your husband write down all accounts information including company, account number, password, online information, all assets, all debts, social security number etc. also, see if he has a will. How is he leaving his assets ie trust, estate, just leaving to beneficiary or does he assume wife automatically inherits. But once he unable to care for himself, power of attorney, and you can control & make decisions of all aspects of his life including assets. If he dies, all companies require death certificate and your name listed as beneficiary. If not listed call attorney. After inheriting, you may want to be advised by financial person/ someone who knows about taxes and the best way to avoid giving money to Uncle Sam.
Paying my mortgage is adding equity to my property… it’s technically a wealth transfer.
Disingenuous
3% down is fine if you can pay the house off in full. It is about risk level you can tolerate.
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Housing is not a human right.
Commissions are deserved
What a yucky mindset to have
@@kathrync2928 @ you are not entitled to use other peoples property.
Want to stay?
Pay rent
I’m grateful you made it too ❤ I’m thankful for the trail you blazed Glanda and RichBFF.