I know I need to take time to subscribe to the monthly access and talk to Brian, I just haven’t had time. But I while combing through this forum the last few weeks, my mind can’t help but wander. I love that real estate is a defense against inflation, that mindset saved my folks when My dad passed. His real estate holding is the only thing that kept us afloat. But my problem is that I was also buying my first house during the ‘08 (primary house) crash. So my long winded question is how do protect ourselves from deflation? I can’t get my head around any asset being both inflation and deflation resistant. I get that if you own enough you can hopefully ride out the vacancies, and optimistic take is pick up discounted additional properties. But my concern is being able to float a devalued/over leveraged property and rental market saturation. I know there is no “safe” investment. Just wondering what strategies there are to be prepared for a crash.

Is there a link I can send my wife to get her in this community? We are heading up to take the leap, I want to schedule the one on one, etc. But I’d like my wife to have access to explore the community

Listening to the Memphis brrrr turn key call: in the $56k equity scenario, other than capital gains, why wouldn’t I just flip or sell that property so I don’t have as much “out of pocket” for the next one?

I’m curious… Do you think some first responders rely too much on overtime instead of building assets? 👇 What’s holding them back?

We got $10k for a tax return this year. We of course have house project, kids sports , etc we can spend it on. But we make it on all those things normally. Can I buy a cash flowing property somewhere with this unexpected cash?