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Make Enough Passive Income to Cover Your Mortgage: Financial Freedom, #193
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My wife and I leveraged roommates for almost five years to get ourselves out of debt. We also built an extensive dividend portfolio that pays us $1,500/month.
Now, we don't have roommates, but we use dividends and rental income to cover our mortgage entirely. Life is indeed excellent!
Earning passive income is tough but even more challenging without a concrete goal. That's why setting your mortgage payment as your initial passive income goal is such an extraordinary idea.
Not only do you have a specific number to work towards, you get the inherent motivation of living in your home for free. What a great accomplishment. Good Luck!
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MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF
Make Enough Passive Income to Cover Your Mortgage
All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01 Make Enough Passive Income to Cover Your Mortgage
02 Rents Go Up: Which Side of the Equation Are You On?
03 House Hacking to Defeat Credit Card Debt
04 Mortgage Zero
05 Mortgage Positive
06 We Make $50/Day in Passive Income
07 Is Rental Income the Best Type of Passive Income?
08 Renting Rooms vs. Friendships
09 To Change Your Life: You Must Change Your Life
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Make Enough Passive Income to Cover Your Mortgage
01 Make Enough Passive Income to Cover Your Mortgage
02 Rents Go Up: Which Side of the Equation Are You On?
03 House Hacking to Defeat Credit Card Debt
04 Mortgage Zero
05 Mortgage Positive
06 We Make $50/Day in Passive Income
07 Is Rental Income the Best Type of Passive Income?
08 Renting Rooms vs. Friendships
09 To Change Your Life: You Must Change Your Life
10 How to Start a Business Cheaply
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01 Make Enough Passive Income to Cover Your Mortgage
Life is good when you live for free. Housing is the highest expense in most households, and rightfully so—we all need a clean place to stay.
However, mortgages and rents have increased faster than wages, especially since the pandemic. If you don’t keep improving your income, paying your housing costs will be hard.
The best way to keep ahead of unrealistic housing adjustments is to pay for your mortgage entirely with passive income. Putting yourself in this position may seem unfavorable, but it is possible.
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My mortgage, my way. I have always been a fan of house hacking to reduce my out-of-pocket mortgage costs to zero.
I wrote the articles "Mortgage Zero and
Mortgage Positive" a few years ago because our roommates covered all our housing costs.
When someone pays your mortgage, it’s very likely you will amass great wealth. My wife and I leveraged roommates for 4.5 years to pay off debt and build a large dividend portfolio.
Today, we use dividends and rents to cover our mortgage entirely. We are living our best lives, even in retirement, because of passive income. How did we get to this point?
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Unlock your passive income potential. The key to unlocking your passive income potential is to have a powerful goal in your mind.
Setting your mortgage as a passive income goal is a fast way to get headed in the right direction. For example, our mortgage currently sits at $1,900 per month.
We earn
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