The Easiest Way Landlords Can Automatically Increase Rent (With Minimum Tension)

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Every landlord wants to increase rent to at least keep up with inflation. However, regularly increasing rent is hard to do. Let me show you how you can increase rent with minimum tension. Recently, I received a surprise automatic rental increase from my newest tenants in the amount of $200. They pay electronically on the […]

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Active Funds: Why Wealthy People Continue To Invest In Them

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Have you ever wondered why wealthy people are more willing to invest in hedge funds, venture capital, venture debt, private equity, and other speciality funds? These are all actively-run funds that mostly have a history of underperforming the S&P 500. Yet, billions of dollars still pour in each year. Some of these active funds are

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Debt Ceiling Debacle: Why Not Just Spend More Responsibly?

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Not raising the debt ceiling could cause another sell-off in the stock market. If so, history has shown it is worth buying the dip as politicians eventually agree to raise the debt ceiling limit and curb some spending. However, have you ever wondered why the government doesn’t spend more responsibly? After all, we individuals are

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How I’d Invest One Million Dollars Today For A Better Tomorrow

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We’ve gone through exercises on how I’d invest $100,000 and $250,000. Now let’s go through an exercise on how I’d invest a million dollars today. Investing a million dollars is slightly different from investing $100,000 and $250,000. You can more easily afford to lose $100,000 – $250,000. But if you lose $1,000,000, you might enter

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