Category: Real Estate

Building Wealth With Real Estate For the first 7-8 years after I starting practicing, I was mainly focused on getting out from under $250K+ of student loan debt using Dave Ramsey’s 7 Baby Steps. I’ll admit that I didn’t follow his advice exactly as he teaches. For my situation, I felt I could both pay down debt aggressively while also

The #1 Secret To Create Wealth In Real Estate – Multi-Family Apartments [Editor’s Note: The following article is from Jeff Wiener. He blogs over at The Kick Ass Entrepreneur which focuses on helping entrepreneurs expand their business, improve profits, and create wealth. Jeff ran his business for 26-years, sold to private equity for 8-figures in 2017, and semi-retired at the

I’ll admit, when I first started this site, I didn’t know much about passive real estate investing. My primary focus for readers was to utilize the methods I’ve used in the past to dump debt and start learning the basics of investing. That’s it. Dr. David Graham (FI Physician) and I were recently talking about this same subject and initially

What You Need To Know About Fundrise And DiversyFund [Editor’s Note: This post was written in partnership with DiversyFund.] If you’re a reader of personal finance blogs, you know that real estate investing is a hot topic. Bloggers plug and review companies like Fundrise, Realty Mogul, and PeerStreet. A relatively new, but highly competitive fund in this space is DiversyFund.

As the cost of medical and dental schools continue to rise, the amount of student loan debt does too. With the average amount approaching $300K, it’s becoming harder for new graduates to feel as if they can buy a home early in their career without some sort of help. Physician mortgage loans are becoming a more popular option for homeownership

I’ve written about real estate crowdfunding in the past due to the high interest in the online doctor community. A few years ago, I decided to diversify my portfolio and invested a certain percentage in real estate. As a practicing periodontist, I knew that I didn’t have time to become a landlord so I decided to invest in a couple