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    Should Multiple Families Live Together?: Only If They Want To Become Wealthy: Financial Freedom, #215
    Should Multiple Families Live Together?: Only If They Want To Become Wealthy: Financial Freedom, #215
    Should Multiple Families Live Together?: Only If They Want To Become Wealthy: Financial Freedom, #215
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    Should Multiple Families Live Together?: Only If They Want To Become Wealthy: Financial Freedom, #215

    By Joshua King

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    Are you ready for the new world order? You will own nothing and be happy. America will become a renter nation with no possibility of building wealth.

     

    But we are not there yet. There is still time to amass wealth by collecting assets for you and your family.

     

    We must work together to obtain assets. We can live together to split costs and combine resources. Togetherness is the best weapon we have against the capitalist.

     

    Are you willing to sacrifice a little "freedom" to build wealth for the future? Most people are not, which does bode well for their future generations. 

     

    If you want different results than others, you'll need to act and think differently. The world will be your oyster once you start accumulating assets and wealth. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateDec 16, 2023
    ISBN9798223583035
    Should Multiple Families Live Together?: Only If They Want To Become Wealthy: Financial Freedom, #215

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      Should Multiple Families Live Together? - Joshua King

      Table of Contents

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

      Should Multiple Families Live Together?

      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  Should Multiple Families Live Together?

      02  40-Year Interest-Only Mortgage

      03  Is Your Neighborhood Overtaken by Investors?

      04  Homeownership Will Only be for the Rich

      05  Inside Our $240,000 Dividend Portfolio

      06  LBYM: Live Below Your Means

      07  Tired of Being Broke, Behind, and Bullied? Become a Capitalist

      08  5 Takeaways from The Two-Income Trap

      09  Living in 1,000 Square Feet as a Family

      10  How to Create, Buy, and Build Assets

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      Only If They Want To Become Wealthy

      01  Should Multiple Families Live Together?

      02  40-Year Interest-Only Mortgage

      03  Is Your Neighborhood Overtaken by Investors?

      04  Homeownership Will Only be for the Rich

      05  Inside Our $240,000 Dividend Portfolio

      06  LBYM: Live Below Your Means

      07  Tired of Being Broke, Behind, and Bullied? Become a Capitalist

      08  5 Takeaways from The Two-Income Trap

      09  Living in 1,000 Square Feet as a Family

      10  How to Create, Buy, and Build Assets

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      01  Should Multiple Families Live Together?

      America will become a renter nation. We will own nothing and be privileged to be in that position. We will have no other options.

      I read a quote by Grant Cardone stating that we should expect 100-year home mortgages before the next century. And he is absolutely correct.

      In the meantime, 40-year mortgages will become the norm. Things are not going in your favor. Corporations and institutions are buying up single-family residences by the truckload. Will our kids ever be able to purchase a home?

      Living Overseas on Passive Income

      The answer is staring right at us. When I read this article, I began to think of ways to stay ahead of the power curve. We cannot remain stagnant.

      We already own three properties, all with low-interest-rate mortgages. But is that enough? Do we just call it quits and celebrate the little piece of the pie we already own?

      The answer is that we must continue to push the narrative forward. My kids may already own a home, but what about our grandkids?

      My wife and I are considering moving to Turkey full-time. This will cut our living expenses in half, allowing us to build a million-dollar dividend portfolio in five years or less.

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      The problem with this scenario is that I would leave with my first kid in America by himself. He will soon join the military, and I remember how lonely

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