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@BIX-18827DCM
😂😂😂
@QodTrillions
I help realtors get verified buyer leads + book appointments every week. Want me to show you how it works?
@mofoperformance
The risk in the business is far higher than the real estate
@Tejz_DATURD
Where we live rent is a couple thousand a month for a 450K-500K town house. And we’re doing long term so it’s Catullus very smart
@NiuCollege101
This clip makes a solid—but controversial—point about real estate’s low short-term cash flow. A small business may beat a rental on cash-on-cash return, but it overlooks real estate’s true wealth builders: leverage, major tax benefits, and long-term appreciation that most small businesses can’t match.
@landlordnation
You didn’t provide all of the info. Tax savings, you’re leveraging the banks money, forgot about appreciation, and tax depreciation. Not mention a business is far more labor intensive than real estate.
@scroogemcduckASF
she’s stupid
@Presidentialrun2028
Stupid advice. Buying a 400k home for your first rental property is as solid as her logic.
@johnnyalmeida3068
50 percent of small businesses fail within 5 years and 66 percent fail within 10 years. I retired at 52 and started buying real estate at 42. Why is she spewing trash!
@Sharkpreneurs
This is stupid advice
@timturner1194
Who is this anyway ? Look like she just got out of college
@mattrow9992
🤡 🤡 🤡
@Living_A_Charmed_Life
BS, i've made £1mil+ on real estate.
@JamisonMunn
Then why aren't houses much cheaper?
@nandishmehta
But the problem is small business needs to be done nearly full-time while real-estate is a passive activity (by IRS definition). Furthermore, majority of time SBA loans will require some certification or training or experience while RE loans are lot more easy to get and are non-recourse.
@missionpropertymgmt
Earning off a rental is tough when you have a mortgage. Unless you're fixing and flipping, real estate is going to be a long term play! Think of it as someone else paying into your savings account.
@MattBerlin-c5t
You’re wrong I made all my money on real estate. I bought in brand new areas and sold in 5-8 years I’m a millionaire now and most businesses are either closing or struggling, especially here in California where newscum raised the minimum wage to 20 an hour and now no one can buy a 16 dollar hamburger 😂
@PaulMaguireBiz
Foolish statement by a brokeee…. 35 years in real estate, live well off cash flow, give away money to help others, started with a condo in 1988 today hundreds of units. fyi Real estate is a business. lol. recently purchased 15 sf homes from an estate over 1 million under appraised values as is…. much lore than $167 a month lol
@joelfreis4254
What she did not mention is the leverage you can use to purchase real estate. If you net $167.00 a month you most likely have a mortgage of 70% of the value on the property. That property jumps 5% each year for 10 years and the Tenant pays down your fixed rate loan. Plus you get a paper lose on your tax return (depreciation)
@JacquelineTibbs
For someone who doesn’t have a real estate license sure does know ALOT HUH😂😂💀get out of here Ik people living better lives than her because of real estate
@InvestAndGrow2020
Cody. You need to shut up on things you don’t know about.
@ingleseinitalia
She’s doesn’t know what she’s talking about. Very one dimensional thinking.
@MikeM-h9k
I'd revise that statement and say that real estate has been an awful way to make money since about 2003. When these boomers start dying off…………real estate is going to be a toxic asset.
@mikethomas6715
She missed a part of the Real Estate equation. This is very bad advise, she is not even thinking about the market cycle & real estate. Small busines is still good, but real estate still hold it's own & very well too.
@BrokenWrenches
lol, sweetheart you have no idea what your talking about….
@TM-tw1py
But, the average business can go to a zero value within one year (you'lll still owe the loan amount). Whereas a home value will likely not change that much over time, and will likely go up in value over the years and decades. The average small business as a much much much greater risk than real estate.
@zm2-d6w
Houses are for living in, not for speculation. -Xi Jinping
@cornpop6005
She failed to mention appreciation, depreciation, principal pay down and increased cash flow over time. What an idiot.
@hamilton7012
I like Codie’s energy. However, on this topic, she speaks with confidence and authority on a topic she knows so little about.
@swaggteamdons
Real estate is an awful way for you to make money… WOW!!! Never heard so much foolishness concentrated into one sentence.