Locked up a vacant lot, contract dependent on it being buildable.
Turns out it’s not buildable. Therefore it really has $0 value.
Lot of people out there who own land with $0 value. Can anyone explain to me why they bought it in the first place?
Today we funded two more private real estate loans.
- $50,000 at 12%
- $80,000 at 12%
We’ve now funded $250,000+ of private real estate deals.
Next goal: $1 million 📈
Tomorrow Fox News is coming to our house.
We’re filming a segment about housing in America.
A question they have & I will share these results with them:
Is the American dream still alive especially for Gen Z?
Tomahawk for me
Flank is fun as it’s such a great challenge to get right
Love the flavor of the Ribeye
Tenderloin is the most expensive typically (comparing grades / weight)
NY strip is classic standby
Porterhouse is a can’t miss for all festive occasions
Sirloin offers the best value (if value is still a thing for 2026 beef prices)
@Fire5280 solid 💪
not sure if “over” leveraged can be objectively defined
33% debt seems seems conservative, but a larger indicator might be the financial stability of the tenant / mortgage payer and the debt interest rate.
The landlord-hater crowd almost always automatically assumes I am over-leveraged, so let's have a look at the data.
We currently hold 12 properties (including our primary).
The average value (est.) of each property is $806,000.
The average debt against each property is $265,200.
Being over-leveraged is a subjective opinion, but I sleep incredibly well based on how we are positioned.
The LA apartment brokers hiring untrained, poorly spoken, off-shore call center workers to cold call owners hunting for sale listings are doing serious damage to their reputations.
There's a reason your doctor never mentioned Berberine. It can't be patented, so there's no profit in it.
For 3,500 years, this natural compound has been torching fat and optimizing hormones.
They buried it. I'm bringing it back. Here's the truth:
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