#179: Money is an abundant resource. I tell you why. When you’re looking to move accumulated equity, should you do a: 1) Straight sale. 2) 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange. 3) Cash-out refinance. Avoid lazy money. My personal internet bill is $145, cable $126, phone around $100. Who cares? You learn how much I like to spend on a hotel. Uber and Lyft are killing the parking business. Learn how to estimate rental property operating expenses. Want more wealth? 1)    Grab my free E-book and Newsletter at: GetRichEducation.com/Book 2)    Actionable turnkey real estate investing opportunity: GREturnkey.com 3)    Read my new, best-selling paperback: getbook.at/7moneymyths Listen to this week’s show and learn: 00:52  Wealthy people’s money either starts in RE or ends up in RE. 02:03  Listener question about 1031 Exchange vs. Cash-Out Refinance. 13:20  Lazy money. 15:04  Other podcasts. 16:09  Free book. 19:11  More on Dave Ramsey. 20:26  Why money is an abundant resource. 24:36  “Uber Really Is Killing The Parking Business”. 29:18  Residential real estate is here to stay. 30:07  “Return On Life” and passivity. 32:47  Don’t underestimate rental property expenses. Resources Mentioned: Article: Uber Is Killing The Parking Business GRE Video: Operating Expenses GRE Book: 7 Money Myths Podcast: The Real Estate Guys Podcast: Cashflow Ninja Podcast: The Real Estate Way Mortgage Loans: RidgeLendingGroup.com Cash Flow Banking: ValhallaWealth.com Find Properties: GREturnkey.com Education: GetRichEducation.com Welcome to GRE, Episode 179. I’m your host, Keith Weinhold. From Saratoga, Australia to Saratoga Springs, New York and across 188 nations world wide. This is Get Rich Education and we are cultivating a Real Estate Of Mind here. That is because wealthy people either start out in RE, or wealthy people’s money ends up in real estate. It’s either one or the other. ...and you know, the most important piece of real estate may very well be - that real estate right between your two ears - your mind We come from an abundantly-minded place here at GRE. If you want to learn about combining vinegar and water in a bottle because it’s cheaper than Windex. Well, you’re not going to learn about that here. If you’ve been wearing the same pair of monthly contact lenses for the last two years...then, well, you didn’t learn to do that here either here. In fact, money itself is an abundant resource, not a scarce one. We’re going to talk more about that today. We’re going to talk about passive income and define what exactly that means. We’re also going to talk about how to best increase your velocity of money. Is it by doing a 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange or a Cash-Out Refinance - with your income property. Let’s go to the listener question about this. Listener Jacob Ayers asks: To move equity, should I do a 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchange or a Cash-Out Refinance? Thank you for that rather eloquently-stated question there, Jacob - and it is a germane time to discuss this. There’s a lot of equity out there that is ripe for harvest because most markets have appreciated a good 7-8 years in a row here. Really, this is a question about moving equity to keep it working for you. What is the best vehicle for increasing your velocity of money? Since the return from property equity is always zero, ideally you want to take a big chunk of it and splinter it off into a bunch of little pieces and that way you can leverage more property. Let’s back up. There are actually three ways for you to move equity should you so choose that it’s right for you. The first way is to... Sell Your Property - That way, you can get all of your equity out. Now, Jacob, you’re a savvy investor so that’s why you probably didn’t even bring that up as one of the ways that you can move equity. Because, of course, the big problem with this is that when you sell an income property. You could sell your current equity-heavy property and buy another. But the problem with selling is that you'd probably have to pay cap