156: The Conservative Money Cool Kid: Buying 20+ Houses in Cash with Richard Carey from Rich On Money

156: The Conservative Money Cool Kid: Buying 20+ Houses in Cash with Richard Carey from Rich On Money

Most real estate investors get into real estate to get rich quick. If you’re looking to make a million dollars within your first year of real estate, this is the wrong podcast! But, if you’re looking to build a sustainable portfolio of cash flowing rentals while reaching financial independence in a very lucrative position, this is the episode for you! Richard Carey, AKA the “Conservative Money Cool Kid'' started out in the military, not knowing that real estate was the place where he would create his wealth. He started with a duplex and slowly began building his real estate empire, even while overseas. He even took a 10 year break from real estate, and was still able to grow his position to an impressive level! Real estate wasn’t the only way that Richard was investing. He was maxing out his IRAs and employee retirement accounts, investing in index funds and watching them grow more and more as he upped his contributions. Richard is a fantastic example of why you want to start investing as early as possible. While most real estate investors champion loans and leveraging as much as possible, Richard thinks differently. He finds a position of strength by not overleveraging, owning rentals outright, and having a solid safety net to depend on. Richard now sits in a great position, early in life, with a lot ahead of him! In This Episode We Cover The importance of maxing out your retirement accounts when you’re young How to not only pay off your rental properties, but primary home sooner Why there is an advantage to not having too much leverage on your investments How to test out a property manager when long-distance investing Why you should set goals to be in a financial position of strength Why you don’t need to be in a rush to invest right now And So Much More! Links from the Show BiggerPockets Money Facebook Group BiggerPockets Forums BiggerPockets Podcast 268 with Rich Carey Check the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/moneyshow156 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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38: Getting Serious About Paying Off Debt with Phillip Taylor from PT Money

38: Getting Serious About Paying Off Debt with Phillip Taylor from PT Money

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37: Paying Off Student Loan Debt with a Median Income and Two Kids in Northern California with Kyle Renke

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36: From Childhood Poverty to Financial Freedom by Age 32 with Jillian Johnsrud

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Jillian Johnsrud grew up lacking the privileges that many of us take for granted. Jillian Johnsrud grew up poor, with an abusive step father and a mother unable to leave due to lack of funds. She eman...

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35: Hacking Your Life to Live for (Almost) Free with Craig Curelop

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27 Aug 20181h 8min

34: The Low-Stress, Surprisingly Simple Way to Pursue Financial Freedom with Andy Hill

34: The Low-Stress, Surprisingly Simple Way to Pursue Financial Freedom with Andy Hill

On today's show we discuss the highest-probability way that a family can move toward financial independence—without stress and worry—while enjoying incremental freedoms along the way. We’ll also talk ...

20 Aug 20181h 5min

33: From Debt to Financial Freedom While Active Duty Military with Stuart Grazier

33: From Debt to Financial Freedom While Active Duty Military with Stuart Grazier

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32: Financial Freedom Through Small Life Changes and a Modest Real Estate Portfolio

32: Financial Freedom Through Small Life Changes and a Modest Real Estate Portfolio

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