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Generally, they are selling a small portion of the channel to try and grow the overall income. Also, they still keep side sources of brand income and such. But yet, besides the contract stating their intentions going forward, that could be a risk.

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$2,000 is earnest money on the contract. House contracts in the area I purchased this in have earnest money deposits. I really did not go into how exactly I financed this purchase, just the costs on the entire purchase and fix-up. Possible another video?

@@justjeff5478 But ernest and escrow are like the same so that 2k is kind of like a down payment then

Just an accountant to talk about exact implementation steps.

Yes, they have come down some already. But realize payments might came up due to interest also.

yes, so sad to see and know what is coming.

@@justjeff5478 people are saying that this will start a domino effect and more banks will collapse in future. your views on this ?

Other companies, yes. Domino effect, no. Other companies that are vulnerable to the bond market will go under. Interest rate increases are causing losses in bonds and other debt.

We are on the path for a Trillion and this estimate is based only what they are currently looking at in banking.

One account for building wealth, seperate from anything else you are doing. Learn to operate in a new way in this account. Divide wealth buidling account from any account you will eventually spend.

I compare like this: Cap Rate gives expected internal rate of return (IRR) then I use the Inflation Rate plus Fed direction to get the expected Cost of Money. I compare the return on money to the cost of Money. Since the Fed indicated their base rate target was the inflation rate, the cost of money I am investing based on is the rate I expect in the future. So I compared 5% to 9% at the time and said no.

@@justjeff5478 Cap rate does NOT give expected internal rate of return. That is a completely separate calculation.

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In Housing, there are always deals. They are just harder to find currently. They will get easier to find and more difficult to fund shortly. Commercialis different and has more variable rates. Stocks still need to adjust to the new reality.

Yes, VIG is similar broad group of stocks. The difference is VIG contains stocks that pay a dividend that has grown over time.

For businesses such as you are working on, most importantly, have a spreadsheet to track your income, expenses and profit. Formally setting up a company can sometimes be a barrier and when it is, then take the time to work through the process. Generally, when needed, I use an LLC. I needed one to reduce risk in Real Estate and to have formal tax ID. Keep up the good work.

what do you need to know? maybe video topic?

Glad it was helpful!

Hi Tyler, I got Disney stock from the Marvel purchase from FOX. It is a fine stock for buying a company you know about.. Since I owned Disney, it has pretty much only moved with the market and there are other things I prefer I like owning better. Index funds, Rentals, HD are all investment that pay a return while you them.

It can be a vehicle to grow your money or shrink it. But mostly a business is just a combination of systems that either grow or lose money. Also they either create freedom or take it away for you. Some businesses are collections of investments mostly or can be sold without the owner, which is better. Otherwise, I view them as sources of money and places to invest to build my wealth.

Thanks Scott. Have a great day!

Thanks for watching! Hoping I can share and benefit someone ... not sure I like watching myself, so thanks.