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    Diversify Your Home Equity: Protect Yourself with Multiple Investment Strategies: Financial Freedom, #99
    Diversify Your Home Equity: Protect Yourself with Multiple Investment Strategies: Financial Freedom, #99
    Diversify Your Home Equity: Protect Yourself with Multiple Investment Strategies: Financial Freedom, #99
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    Diversify Your Home Equity: Protect Yourself with Multiple Investment Strategies: Financial Freedom, #99

    By Joshua King

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    Many of us are sitting on a ton of home equity, but what are our options? Using math, we can build great strategies using our home equity as leverage.

     

    A cash-out refinance is not for the faint of heart, nor should we take it lightly. Our highest priority is protecting our families from financial harm.

     

    We can use our home equity to diversify our portfolio in many asset classes—these income dividends, bonds, commodities, cryptocurrencies, royalties, and business.

     

    By planning our move, covering our higher expense costs, and investing wisely, we can secure more income-producing assets. 

     

    The more assets, the more chances we have to capture the good times of a boom cycle. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateJan 19, 2023
    ISBN9798215988039
    Diversify Your Home Equity: Protect Yourself with Multiple Investment Strategies: Financial Freedom, #99

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      Diversify Your Home Equity - Joshua King

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      MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF

      Diversify Your Home Equity

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      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  Diversify Your Home Equity

      02  What is Your Net Worth?

      03  On the Sidelines? Will the Housing Market Crash?

      04  Diversify Your Passive Income

      05  Home Equity Loans vs. Interest Rates

      06  Pay for College with Real Estate 104: Cash Out Refinance

      07  Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing

      08  Baby Steps Millionaires

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      Diversify Your Home Equity

      Protect Yourself with Multiple Investment Strategies

      01  Diversify Your Home Equity

      02  What is Your Net Worth?

      03  On the Sidelines? Will the Housing Market Crash?

      04  Diversify Your Passive Income

      05  Home Equity Loans vs. Interest Rates

      06  Pay for College with Real Estate 104: Cash Out Refinance

      07  Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing

      08  Baby Steps Millionaires

      09  The Best Way to F.I.R.E.

      10  Renting Rooms vs. A Recession

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      01  Diversify Your Home Equity

      The run-up in housing prices has slowed down, at least for now. However, many of us are still sitting on tons of home equity.

      Is it a good idea to let your house value determine your net worth? What if the housing market drops again, like in 2008?

      I don’t believe housing prices will drop any time soon, but it may be a good idea to diversify your home equity anyways.

      Why Is Talking About Money Bad?

      What is diversification? When you diversify, you take gains from one area or market and spread them into others markets.

      Each market (housing, bonds, stocks, cryptocurrencies, business, commodities) has its own unique boom and bust cycles.

      By diversifying, you can prevent getting caught all in when one goes bust. You can also have assets in place when another goes boom.

      Why is home equity vital to diversification? Home equity is a gift to most homeowners. You basically get paid to wait while you cover your housing expenses.

      Inflation vs. Crypto

      I owned a home in 2008 and lost all of my equity. In fact, my home equity went negative for about five years. Those were not fun times.

      However, we can use home equity lines of credit or cash-out refinance to help fund our adventures into

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