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The Pros & Cons of Homeownership #2: Wealth Destruction: Financial Freedom, #203
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The housing industry wants you to spend every dime on your house. If you don't have a plan, that's precisely what will happen.
Owning a home is expensive and can become even more costly when you attach emotions to the situation.
Therefore, you must have an overall wealth plan before buying a home. Do you want to help your kids through college or with their wedding?
Knowing these things is vital to understanding how much you can safely spend on your home while preserving your financial ability to provide for yourself and your kids. It's tough. Good Luck!
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MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF
The Pros & Cons of Homeownership #2
All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01 The Pros & Cons of Homeownership #2: Wealth Destruction
02 Your First Home: Investment Property or Dream House?
03 Money & Marriage
04 Five Signs That Your City Is Too Expensive For You
05 Millennials, Homeownership, & Kids
06 Give Your Kids a Different Path
07 House Rich Cash Poor
08 Home Maintenance Budget vs. Emergency Fund
09 Homeownership Will Only Be For The Rich
10 Is It Difficult to Own Multiple Homes?
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01 The Pros & Cons of Homeownership #2: Wealth Destruction
02 Your First Home: Investment Property or Dream House?
03 Money & Marriage
04 Five Signs That Your City Is Too Expensive For You
05 Millennials, Homeownership, & Kids
06 Give Your Kids a Different Path
07 House Rich Cash Poor
08 Home Maintenance Budget vs. Emergency Fund
09 Homeownership Will Only Be For The Rich
10 Is It Difficult to Own Multiple Homes?
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01 The Pros & Cons of Homeownership #2: Wealth Destruction
The more I watch HGTV, the more I believe the housing industry created it to get people to spend money on their homes.
Owning a home can be the most expensive experience of your life if you let it. Unfortunately, many people have destroyed any chance of building wealth by focusing their wallets on their homes.
Welcome back to The Pros & Cons of Homeownership series (Part #1), where we tell the truth about what it means to be a homeowner.
You Can’t Get Rich By Acting Rich
The fastest way to destroy wealth. Every step of buying, owning, renting, and selling a home has major pitfalls that can lead to losing money.
Purchasing a home. The emotions you feel when you purchase your first home are surreal. If you are buying as a couple, you will have twice as many feelings to handle.
The housing and banking industries want you to purchase the most expensive home your income allows.
However, the numbers they quote aren’t necessarily the best fit for your budget. My wife and I overpaid for our first home in 2008, and we paid the price over 15 years.
As I watch HGTV, I see young couples spending $600,000+ on their first homes. These numbers are absolutely crazy and can lead to wealth destruction for 20 to 30 years.
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It’s important to remember that your budget may survive the cost of a large home. However, as your kids leave the house, you may not be in a financial position to assist them throughout life.
If ensuring your kids get a great jump start
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