Before you can make 2020 your best and most profitable year yet, it’s important to take a good look at 2019. What worked, what didn’t, what did you learn, and what can you do differently in the new year?
In this article, we will look back at the ideals America was founded upon, the vision of our Founding Fathers, and why unalienable rights were changed from life, liberty and the pursuit of property to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
In this article, you’ll learn why Millennial real estate investors are on the rise, reasons Millennials are choosing real estate over the stock market, and how online real estate investing has changed the game for this generation.
In this article, we’ll provide a comprehensive list of our top 35 best real estate investing books of all time. The article includes, a brief summary of each book, what type of investor will benefit and why we recommend them. Become an expert by learning from the best.
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Every January, we like to re-center ourselves on the “why” of why we do what we do. Rich Fettke is a phenomenal visionary in helping not only RealWealth, but also YOU, our members, become more focused on your goals. In this video, recorded at our January 2019 Live Event, Rich presents the process he’s been teaching RealWealth members for almost 15 years on what it means to be an effective, focused investor.
In this article you’ll learn the definition of estate planning, the difference between a will and a trust, as well as how living trust benefits can benefit both you and your loved ones. Ultimately you will learn how estate planning can help you to not only preserve your wealth, but to also provide for your loved ones after you’re gone.
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