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    What I Learned From Having Tenants for 10 Years: Financial Freedom, #152
    What I Learned From Having Tenants for 10 Years: Financial Freedom, #152
    What I Learned From Having Tenants for 10 Years: Financial Freedom, #152
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    What I Learned From Having Tenants for 10 Years: Financial Freedom, #152

    By Joshua King

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    Most people will never become landlords. They do not like the idea of managing another human being.

     

    However, the more people we serve, the richer we become. We must maintain real estate to grow our worth and give our kids a fighting chance.

     

    I have been a landlord for over ten years; I own three properties. The stories I can tell you are over the top.

     

    Here are some lessons I learned along the way so that you can prepare for the fantastic journey of personal growth and financial abundance. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateMay 18, 2023
    ISBN9798223143048
    What I Learned From Having Tenants for 10 Years: Financial Freedom, #152

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

      What I Learned From Having Tenants for 10 Years

      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  What I Learned From Having Tenants for 10 Years

      02  The True Costs of Owning a Home

      03  What is Generational Wealth?

      04  The Sharing Economy vs. Inflation

      05  Make Your Primary Residence Your Retirement Plan

      06  The Book on Managing Rental Properties

      07  Life is a Math Game

      08  Rental Properties vs. Rental Rooms

      09  Your Income Should Increase Every Increase 2

      10  Give Your Kids a Different Path

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      Real Estate is Necessary to Build Wealth

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      02  The True Costs of Owning a Home

      03  What is Generational Wealth?

      04  The Sharing Economy vs. Inflation

      05  Make Your Primary Residence Your Retirement Plan

      06  The Book on Managing Rental Properties

      07  Life is a Math Game

      08  Rental Properties vs. Rental Rooms

      09  Your Income Should Increase Every Increase 2

      10  Give Your Kids a Different Path

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      01  What I Learned From Having Tenants for 10 Years

      Most people will never become landlords and oversee tenants; they simply don’t possess the drive to manage another human being.

      Being a landlord requires you to separate who you are as a person from what you represent as a landlord. Sometimes these two individuals (you) are at odds.

      I own one large house in Arizona, one smaller house in Florida, and another large property in Florida.

      TSP vs. Dividends

      Owning real estate is one of the surefire ways to ensure you become wealthy and pass this wealth to future generations.

      Two things to remember. The more people you serve, the wealthier you become. I see many people trying to get rich by keeping to themselves—it’ll be tough to amass wealth this way.

      The more stress you avoid throughout your life, the more pressure you place on your children’s lives. Owning real estate may be draining, but my kids already have a home set aside for their future (excellent).

      With those two things said, let’s move to a few things I have learned after ten years of being a landlord.

      Super-Charged Savings: Save an Emergency Fund Fast

      Raising the rent. Most people will find raising the rent for

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