Just because a company pays you $120,000 does not mean you have to pay yourself that much. You could choose to live on $30,000 or $150,000. A bank offers you a 15 year loan and a 30 year loan. Just because the bank's giving you those options doesn't mean you need to pay it off in 30 or 15.
#405: Daniel and his wife want to go on an extended vacation and leave their jobs next year…and still have money in case there’s a problem at their rental properties. Would a HELOC help them?
Anonymous and her husband have received a large commission and want to understand how to better plan for their future by optimizing for these inconsistent windfalls.
Brian has hit coast F.I.R.E and would like guidance on how to prioritize between tax advantaged accounts and retirement accounts.
Anonymous and his wife have been focused on getting short term rentals in a single location - is his portfolio too focused on this singular strategy??
Former financial planner Joe Saul-Sehy and I tackle these four questions in today’s episode.
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