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  • @GrahamStephan says:

    Here’s the full video guide: https://youtu.be/bJx7_1rWC6U

    • @adrielalvarado367 says:

      Where is the full video of this clip

    • @diveforknowledge says:

      I really hope youre not advocating this strategy, because its guaranteed to crash the economy and leave its adherents destroyed.

    • @jaquabrown7703 says:

      Not really so simple πŸ˜…πŸ˜‚

    • @dj3207 says:

      Make your money on your taxes. Thats your boost in life. If you pay alot of tax and get nothing back. Invest your money to things that can claim alot of it back. Start a side hussle inject 20k into it so all things are taxable. You do lose money yes. But half of it in reality. Because your getting back what you spent but paid it as tax πŸ™‚ you get items you need or want. But pay less with tax refund and grow not blow.

    • @dj3207 says:

      Purchase as a business get deliverys at your residence run a business office in it whatever you want. Part taxable as its a % for work

  • @babyseal_5 says:

    This was my biggest mistake. I should have bought a house in 1996 instead of being a baby πŸ’€

    • @kapokee says:

      instead of being a baby πŸ’€

    • @fabbz94 says:

      Baby 🍼

    • @itskelvinn says:

      Just an excuse, acting like you didn’t have those opportunities in 2019-2020 when it was perfect to buy

    • @TLDCHWTTOS says:

      @@goodnightjbe grateful wages have at least chased prices there. Prices are running away from wages so fast here it’s ungodly.

    • @itskelvinn says:

      @@goodnightj yup and populations have grown a lot since then. That is basic economics 101. Truth is, you had opportunities to do it. You can either take them or whine about now being born in the 60s

  • @vincenth.8709 says:

    Let me tell you as a 2008 enjoyer, this is an infinite money glitch until it’s not.

    • @billy6044 says:

      Don’t tell them it will be funny when they lose everything.

    • @anontwo4667 says:

      I HECKING love living in a housing crisis

    • @tanpham7411 says:

      yeah please dont tell them this. Let them foreclose their houses so there are more inventories for us to buy.

    • @gabrielgonzalez6456 says:

      It’s not a glitch, it’s ideal scenario he just described. That’s where most get it wrong with the BRRRR method.
      Rents never went down in the Great Recession

    • @ryanb6614 says:

      2008 happened because banks gave out subprime mortgages to people that couldn’t afford it…. The only way you can really get screwed doing this on a 30year fixed rate mortgage is if rent prices somehow drop below mortgage payments but I don’t see that happening with housing demands. Even if house prices drop and you can’t refinance or get cash flow the rent should be covering your mortgage atleast & increasing your equity

  • @gabrielharvey956 says:

    How to inflate the prices of housing 101 :

    • @bbbbbbb51 says:

      Not just that, but also take homes affordable to the lower class and make them middle class homes instead!

      I really despise real estate investors and house flippers. Genuinely some of the most short-sighted and selfish people on the planet. They always use the same BS excuse like, “Well people will pay for it!” Yeah. People will pay to molest children too. Doesn’t give you moral ambiguity.

    • @xXRenaxChanXx says:

      Otherwise known as how to be a scumbag.

    • @markmarlatt1105 says:

      Glad I’m not the only one that sees this!

    • @notpoliticallycorrect4774 says:

      Banks don’t actually just give you money based on your word of what you think your house is worth. This guy is full of crap.

    • @idontgotagun9867 says:

      @@bbbbbbb51 Then tell the people buying those houses to stop(They won’t)

  • @okilladmityouarerightbut4827 says:

    I did this and after a couple years of hard work and dedication, I am now homeless.

  • @eman610 says:

    I love the casual beginning… “You buy a property”

    Hahah!

    • @Knowledge-and-information says:

      You fix it up!

    • @nicksmith1988 says:

      if you get permission from your lender you can rent a mortgaged house, but yeah its still expensive

    • @DJTeddyJetts says:

      That bum on the street over there like “why didnt I think of that?”

    • @yvonnefitzgibbon4517 says:

      What no one understands is that to make it work, you have to spend time looking for the right property. Then it must be in need of a fair bit of hard work from you, doing on it. A property in perfect condition is going to cost too much because you’re paying for the work done by someone else. There are properties in need of renovating that are not selling, make an offer on it, only like everything in life if you do it yourself it takes a bit of effort . We’ve done it so anyone can, and we’re not builders. Also it takes patience, and it’s more of a long term project, that’s why you rent it out and not sell it immediately. Rinse and repeat.

    • @JakeSmith-em5sh says:

      ​@yvonnefitzgibbon4517 don’t try to actually logic it out. There are a significant number of people who have already decided “buying any property you don’t need just to rent it” means you’re one of the evil oligarchs. Explaining the time, money, and effort that you put in to get there makes no difference because landlords = bad.

  • @ronardojohn1057 says:

    How to destroy a nation with endless debt 101.

    • @MrToranaGuy says:

      You post that like there is no distinction between good and bad debt. Good debt is rather easy to define. It’s a debt you take on to purchase an asset that can appreciate in value and/or produce an income, which can be used to pay down that debt. IE a property, be it house, apartment, store, factory, art or even shares, commodities, ect.

      A bad debt it easier to define. It’s a debt for something that is costing you money and/or loosing value, like a new car, new fancy mobile phone, ect.

    • @Charlie43348 says:

      @@MrToranaGuy The lines are not that simple. Good debt can very easily turn to bad debt. You’ve read too much robert kiyosaki without realising what a crook he is. Look at the US in 2008. People farming up as much property as they could. Everyone was under the impression that was GOOD DEBT until it suddenly wasn’t. The property market can never collapse right?

    • @MrToranaGuy says:

      @@Charlie43348 good debt can turn bad, and I didn’t say that it can’t. You could find your tennant stops paying the rent for whatever reason, or they move and you have a hard time finding a new tenants. Until you secure new tenants, that debt is a bad debt, but that doesn’t last forever.

      Property can fall in value in the short term, but that wasn’t really the problem. 2008 was a bad time to be a property investor if you had no liquid cash to keep you floating.

      You never, ever, go all in on any one investment. You always need to keep some cash liquid, to weather the tough times.

    • @Ya39oub_G says:

      That starts with usury and loan interest

    • @davidkunkle3262 says:

      ​@@Charlie43348yeah that collapsed in 2008 wasn’t from House flippers. That collapse came from Banks making bad loans and investments and then creating an excuse. They cause the bubble they burst it and then got bailed out

  • @moaningjeckyl676 says:

    β€œHow to get rich” always starts with having loads of money in the first place πŸ˜†

  • @SonicCraft says:

    Can confirm this works. Parents now are technically millionaires (property value), with about 30ish rentals.

  • @LividCoffee01 says:

    It’s amazing how these experts advice is to stand on a tightrope and hope you don’t fall

    • @austinnipper6460 says:

      That’s called life. Ain’t easy but with big risk comes big reward. Usually you do make it if you’re dedicated enough. I work 80 or so hours a week and I’m getting there. I make just over fast food worker pay as well.

    • @thewhyzer says:

      @@austinnipper6460 I hope you’re “getting there” by learning new skills to go into a better career, because otherwise…..

    • @knightacedia says:

      Yeah thats the only way to succeed in the world humanity has built, at least its the only way to succeed without shitloads of talent. Makes you want to burn the whole thing down, doesnt it?

    • @jmc3461 says:

      @@austinnipper6460 get a skill, not all ways to make money are wrapped up in layers of debt

    • @eitkoml says:

      And hope that you don’t find a problem with the house that a building inspector missed.

  • @brianh9358 says:

    This is exactly what is effing up our country. When houses started to become “investments” everything went to hell. Now even “real estate” funds are buying up housing for “investment”.

  • @forrestgump5959 says:

    honesty left the chat.
    greed and downfall entered.

  • @b-ranthatway8066 says:

    “If you’re homeless, just buy a house.”

    • @2sdd says:

      you might not believe but this exact advice was given by polish president bronislaw komorowski back in 2015 to a kid who asked how is he supposed to buy a house with such low salary /watch?v=hHk_Si27BJo

      get better job, take a loan was his answer πŸ˜€

    • @karegesan says:

      – Haris Pilton

    • @TheActright says:

      to be fair being homeless is a great way to save to buy a house, you do need some form of shelter like a car. It brings you monthly expenses to almost 0, use planet fitness to shower.

    • @malharford8668 says:

      That’s the thing. For example in my country Uganda Kampala πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¬. There lots of business opportunities. Like In real estate, but u don’t just buy a property.

    • @westcoast6162 says:

      πŸ˜‚

  • @marq9040 says:

    “How to ensure that the next generation would be homeless 101”

    • @tudvalstone says:

      Why, are they banning home building?

    • @MrSquiy says:

      ​@@tudvalstonebecause god forbid rent or housing price come down how could these parasites make money?

    • @tuckerbugeater says:

      Climate change

    • @TheAnnoyingBoss says:

      ​​@@tudvalstoneno one can afford to build except the ultra wealthy so they profit at our expense amd why would they build more if that increases the supply and harms how kuch they csn leech off you for rent? I saw rich people build a house thats half what ours is and it just sold for twice what we bought ours for and ut was the muddle class family that pays the cost the rich wealthy builders already got their money getting that sucker to overpay 2x for half the house. So even when they build its aboutnfimancially robbing yoy as much as humanly possible. And thats why my famky decided not to move. Their mortage is like 25% what everyobe elses is and the house is twice the others whuch cost more. Clown world

    • @tigerstallion says:

      ​@@tudvalstone you cant build without a permit, and youd need to own the land. so effectively, most people are not permitted to build a home.

  • @johnpetterharam8367 says:

    “And thats how i made INFINITE debt”

    • @sdestructor185 says:

      I mean yes , you should prob see and ask millionaires they are never trying to get out of debt like normal people they just look for more debts which eventually becomes passive income and the u chilling

    • @hopeseekr says:

      @@sdestructor185 Exactly. Only poor people try to get out of debt.

    • @cubanthunder69 says:

      Uh yeah, if you understood money you would know that leveraging debt is much more advantageous than spending all of that capital out of pocket

    • @tigerstallion says:

      “and that’s how I work for the bank as a property manager”

  • @ghostshell438 says:

    Right boys, get two mortgages bc one isn’t expensive enough πŸ˜‚

    • @makmar4484 says:

      I just cash my houses all off πŸ‘I’m 24 iv bought many

    • @TheAnnoyingBoss says:

      Theyre goping their renters are willing to pay their mortgate they took at minimum downpayment for the highest payment possible

    • @stevenschaffner4989 says:

      They are not paying the mortgage. The renters are. You pay say 1k a month in mortgage and rent for 1500. They are paying you 500 more the only thing is if the AC breaks or something, that is on us not them. But yes you’re paying the mortgage not me.

  • @JayCheese says:

    Its a cliche but the main message i got from this is, If you stand for nothing, you’ll fall for anything! Great conversation!

  • @tmac9938 says:

    How to repeat the mistakes of 2007 all over again: leverage everything you own

  • @bubbietaggart1265 says:

    You can also just rent out the property until you pay down the mortgage, using the rent money, by 80k say and then refinance the property for the same amount as your original mortgage then use the extra 80k as a down payment for a new property.

  • @troyhenry6111 says:

    My parents literally started doing this. They own homes now. My dad didnt even realize this made him a millionaire in assests because he never sat down and did the math on all the assests he owned.

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