With infinite banking you can invest in the S&P 500 while having a tax free death benefit, while earning a guaranteed rate of uninterrupted compound interest every day for the rest of your life, while being protected from judgments and liens, while having tax free growth, too many to be listed…
@G650horn@ColoradoWealth@gas_biz I do infinite banking as well as sell it. 98% of term policies don’t pay out. Highest profit for the companies. Don’t do term.
You have two options:
Tile the forested mountains with black silicon panels and get 50-100 megawatts for 25-30 years.
Put a BWRX-300 in an IKEA-sized building and get 290 megawatts for 60-80 years.
Which is better for the environment?
Always negotiate
I just bought my Range Rover
I asked Chase (RRs bank) what rate they'd be at. 8.50% was the best they could do.
So I called a credit union and asked the same. They said 6.80%
I called Chase and told them the good news!
Just signed my loan with Chase at 6.70%
Believe it or not I will be taking on my first partner on Jan 1st, 2024.
I'll be the majority owner and he will be the operator with equity.
To check in on him monthly I'll be looking at three things.
1) Profit and Loss
2) Balance Sheet
3) Quick Ratio
Shouldn't take more than a few minutes to check on my investment.
Quick Ratio - Bookmark it!
Did you know the Rothschild family has a Youtube channel with 27k subscribers? It's called Waddesdon Manor, and will blow your mind with how obscenely and unfathomably wealthy they are.
I don't think anyone truly has any idea how rich this family is. Trillionaires for sure, perhaps even quadrillionaires at this point with all assets evaluated together, including the hidden shadow central banking wealth if we ever had the means to audit all of it globally.
Even if we did audit these central banks and found that they have taken trillions of wealth away from various countries and it's people, what could we possibly do about it? It's unimaginable power. The power to create or destroy entire nations.
Lots of people think the apartment construction boom is just a Sun Belt thing. But it's not. It's pretty much everywhere to varying degrees.
Even in the West Coast, despite high barriers to construction, there are many high-supply pockets-- especially institutionally favored submarkets.
Here are 20 of them. Seattle metro is building more (on relative basis) than Atlanta, Tampa, Fort Worth or Vegas, so lots of Seattle shows up on this list.
But also notice many downtown submarkets from across the West Coast on this list, too, as well as some key suburbs.
And when one submarket builds a ton, that can impact surrounding submarkets, too.
Bigger picture: We are undersupplied, especially on the West Coast, so these new apartments will eventually fill up. But in the short term, these elevated volumes (and at elevated rents due to high construction costs) will exceed demand in many of these spots, putting further downward pressure on rent growth.
That's already happening now, and it'll continue through 2024.
All three of these newly built (and finished) office towers in Austin are 100% empty and have been for months after completion.
1.5 million square feet of office space, empty.
Links to each building in next tweet.
https://t.co/uhm3wRRJfb
NOW: A CCSD bus crashed in the far east valley today- after officials say the driver had a medical episode.
We spoke with the man who’s fence was hit- he said other drivers in the area helped get the 20 kids off. District officials tell us they are all okay. @8NewsNow
The majority of the most successful people are NOT the most optimistic people
After listening to countless number of interviews w the top entrepreneurs, here’s what I found they have in common:
-Extremely paranoid; always thinking of what could go wrong
-They see risks before they see opportunities
-Set big goals; there’s no room for ‘singles’ and ‘doubles’
-Short term cautious
-Long term ‘cautiously optimistic’
-Understand market cycles and know when it’s necessary to play defense
-Constantly change opinions when presented w new facts
-Always looking over their shoulder to see what they’re ‘missing’
-They see money as just a byproduct of doing an exceptional job at creating a product or service - it’s never the goal
Watch enough in-depth interviews with the top businesspeople and you’ll realize that most of the advice you get on Twitter is the exact opposite of reality
#NEW U.S. home values, as measured by ZHVI, fell -0.1% between August and September.
Among the 50 largest markets, the biggest gains & declines:
San Diego +0.8%
Miami +0.5%
Hartford +0.3%
U.S. -0.1%
San Antonio -0.9%
New Orleans -1.4%
Austin -1.4%