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By Keith Radke
Imagine standing in the middle of a desert. You see what looks like a beautiful oasis ahead, shimmering with the promise of lush greenery and refreshing water. As you rush towards it, hope filling your heart, it gradually fades away, leaving you with nothing but more desert. This is the illusion many face with 401(k) plans.
By Mike Neubauer
The news is filled with conflicting information about whether we're in a recession or not. However, one thing is certain: the immediate future is going to be bumpier than it is smooth. We've already seen a few banks fail, lenders are tightening their restrictions weekly, and inflation continues to chug ahead despite the Federal Reserve's rate...
By Keith Radke
Warren Buffet famously said, “We attempt to be fearful when others are greedy and to be greedy when others are fearful.” Many of the potential investors I have spoken with lately have this uneasy feeling about the future of the US economy. They want to wait until conditions improve, or they want to to wait “to see how it goes first.”
By Keith Radke
"Fasten your seatbelts; we're in for a bumpy ride." The turbulence of an impending recession looms, rattling markets and sending interest rates sky-high in a frantic attempt to curb the monstrous inflation rates unseen since the early '80s. Even Meta, owner of Facebook, slashed over 11,000 jobs in a single swoop. Prognosticators like Ned Davis...
By Mike Neubauer
As Bitcoin continues its rollercoaster of popularity, some investors may be tempted to put their money into this cryptocurrency instead of traditional assets such as real estate. However, investing in real assets is still the best choice for most investors, even if they believe that Bitcoin will become the new currency in the future.
By Nate Crannell
Overall, investing in real estate should be part of the investing gameplan for high income earners. It is one of the few strategies that offer amazing tax benefits. Most people already know the benefits of real estate compared to other asset classes, but how do you decide which property type is best for you?
By Keith Radke
A non-recourse loan is a type of loan in which the lender can only seek repayment through the collateral put up for the loan, such as the property being financed. This means that if the borrower defaults on the loan, the lender can only claim the collateral and cannot pursue the borrower's other assets to recover the remaining debt.
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