Archive for June, 2007

Get rich quick: dispelling a myth

Friday, June 22nd, 2007

In my last post I talked about residual income in regards to real estate investing and how such income can free up your time. Of course this additional time can come now or later. For example, let’s say you’re operating monthly on a relatively high positive cash flow by successfully owning and renting out a […]

Residual income: creating time through real estate investing

Tuesday, June 19th, 2007

Well, after conducting a thorough analysis (talking to some of my good friends on the phone) I’ve come to the conclusion that most people are incredibly busy. There are different kinds of busy, of course. There’s the student, trying to finish up a group project on top of finals. There’s the stay at home mom, […]

Rising Rates, and a real estate investor’s options

Tuesday, June 12th, 2007

So, I got back from a trip yesterday (my sister competed in her first triathlon and I was her cheering section) and on the plane ride home the people sharing my row were discussing the rising mortgage rates.  Instead of joining in the conversation, I restrained myself and simply listened.  Their discussion echoed the fears […]