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"An investment in knowledge pays the best interest." -Benjamin Franklin
“Never invest in any scheme that is based on a metaphor, or anything with the word, “next”, in it (e.g., “this kid is the next Elvis Presley”, “this will be the Lake Lucerne of the Southwest”). You will lose your shirt.” ― Clifford Cohen
“You are your own biggest investment. You can overcome many mistakes if you never stop investing in yourself. Invest in your education and ongoing learning. Invest in your relationships and friendships. Invest in your health. Invest in becoming the best person you can be.” — Book Choose FI: Your Blueprint to Financial Independence by Chris Mamula, Brad Barrett, et al.
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Coach Carson from chad@coachcarson.com wanted to share 7 of my favorite lessons that he picked up from John over the years:
One house at a time, build wealth - no need to get rushed or take big risks. The tortoise still beats the hare in this race.
First deal singles, not home runs - your first deal doesn't have to be your best. Be safe, but get in the game. And hold it over the long-term if it's a reasonable deal.
Houses are your best investments - they're simple, in-demand, and plentiful. And they can can grow in value while also producing rental income.
But, buy the right house - not all houses are created equal. Buy a relatively simple house, with lots of storage, on a good lot, in a demand location.
Attract the best tenants - great tenants can be your most valuable team members who pay on time, take care of the property, and stay for a long period of time.
Free-and-clear houses goal - aim to pay off at least some of your rental house mortgages to increase cash flow, decrease risk, and simplify your life in retirement
Build wealth, enjoy it, share it - building wealth isn't just about piling up the most money. Enjoy it along the way, and give back to your family and your community with your time and treasure.
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