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great video, at a certain point more money is not living life … we need more Time not more money - time is limited … dying with a lot of money is not always win

How many houses you have Chad?

That’s what I say- if I would have…

Great content

Good interview, Coach. He gave good, specific, concrete answers.

his buy box is EXACTLY what i have done.. keep it simple

Absolute gold. Coach thanks so much and wish you would make a playlist of all of your deep dives with industry providers (e.g. investor friendly agents, property managers, owners who provided owner financing, title/escrow officer, etc.). A true look behind the curtain.

The cost is way more, not the value

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37:00 was super interesting. I wonder if we saw a similar dynamic when the Fed cut rates during COVID where rent inflation got suppressed because more people could buy and now we might see a whipsaw in rents going up

Great interview. Gave me something to think about and reinforced some of our own choices. Thank you!

No heat pump talk?

Simple !!!! LOL !!!! Get the banksters to buy the house, then you buy it back from the banksters and once you really own it and its paid off because you bought it from the banksters and now that your the actual owner NOW YOU WILL CASHFLOW LIKE A BANDIT !!!! LOL !!!! DAVE RAMSEY MIGHT BE ONTO SOMETHING !!!! LOL !!!! Realistically in most cases you will never cashflow all that much until YOU BECOME THE REAL OWNER INSTEAD OF THE BANKSTERS being the owners !!!! LOL !!!!

Genius. So simple.

Very good educational session for real estate investing. Format of interaction assisted with keeping our interest,

This has been great

Here is California I was quoted 18k to design my HVAC system for my new construction project and 16k to install

wow, i though ORAT was original but it sounds like he just copied John Schaub that wrote the book One House At a Time

Hey Coach. Perhaps you should reach out to Mr. Ken Wheeler who posted on this episode (he started buying investment properties at 68). Just reading his post is FAR more interesting than listening to your guest Ariel. I enjoy your posts, am a real estate investor, and can recognize a good thing. Mr. Wheeler has a story to tell that may be captivating compared to Ariel avoiding specificity. Just my two cents after watching this episode several times now.

Coach Carson, you are providing SERIOUS value sir! God Bless!

We had a new furnace installed in 2020 for $2200, at that point we couldn't afford the new central air unit that would have cost an additional 1500. In 2023 we looked into it again and through the same company it was quoted at 4000. It was a easy pass. I can't believe how much prices went up.

Thank you 🙏

What a great guy😊

The right insurance can protect you without all of these shell games. Setting up one LLC per property is very beneficial to the attorney. For the property owner, it's a hassle and expense. An LLC set up simply for asset protection? Good luck hiding behind that if you are truly negligent.

@15:50 I disagree a little bit. bc if you have a w2 job that keeps you busy, you could still have the time to manage a STR, and then it is worth it a lot more if you cost seg it and write off against your W2 income

Step 1: be a boomer Step 2: buy any piece of property for $8,000 Step 3: wait 30 years and sell your piece of property for 20-30x more than what you paid for it Step 4: tell everyone how to invest and not complain about interest rates

Great info! Bring back Matt every chance you get!

I did all my ac work based off UA-cam and bought my own unit online. Only thing I paid was like $350 for a tech that was an authorized dealer to connect thermostat, braze, vacuum, and charge for warranty purposes. It has been working great for almost 2 years now

Unfortunately the core components of AC systems are often made by the same company.

anyone spending $7000.00 for labor on an AC system replacement needs to find another AC technician, that is OUTRAGEOUS!

I’m taking your class right now #46 💪

Great content #46💪

You can purchase HVAC equipment directly from a distributor and contract the labor.

Those high price brands you mentioned are not a better warranty than a Goodman or a Daikin

For the people in their 50’s, I think the BRRRR strategy would work well

What you think? @DionTalkFinancialFreedom

IMO, air filters need to be changed every 2 months to keep the dust down. this is talking about 1000sq ft and 1 person on a 2 in 1 AC/Heater