Sam Primm

@windyzona17 Thats the same with every investment except... I DID make cash flow from rent, I DID save $1OK on taxes and I did build wealth! If you dont understand how somethig works maybe dont comment on it!

@fasterfreedom You didn’t make shit if you didn’t sell. You also didn’t include monthly payments.

20% down on a $300K property is $60,000. Property goes up 5% — you made $15,000 on $60,000 invested. That's a 25% return. Leverage is the cheat code.

@WealthMechanic1 Correct. The sheep dont get it!

This is why real estate builds wealth faster than most people realize. The asset appreciates on the full value while your cash investment is a fraction of it. No bank will lend you 5 to 1 leverage to buy index funds but they'll do it all day on real estate at a fixed rate. I used that exact math to justify my first property and it changed how I thought about every dollar after that.

@FSDPLEASE Love it! When real estate is not easy the losers say its dead. The winners stick with and come out on top! Sounds like you bought a bad deal or are a bad real estate investor. Maybe best for you to stay away!

@fasterfreedom Factor in everything presented plus risk. Had I not purchased my rental I would’ve been up triple my money in 5 years than double and no stress. Real estate is dead

@DingoSaylor Most of the country. And this works at higher price points!

@fasterfreedom Where the fk can people find a nice house for $300k

@clbradfish Renters pay that!

@fasterfreedom No knock on real estate But you gotta factor in all the other expenses - Mortgage Interest - Property Tax - Insurance - Random Repairs

@DadisFIRE Thats amazing! Lets go!

@fasterfreedom I did no money down on my houses. Infinite returns is hard to beat.

@salesprocapital True that!!

@fasterfreedom Spoke with a friend yesterday who was talking about “timing” the market. Says he’s always had good timing with other things. I told him that’s a gambler mentality. TIME IN > TIMING

Every year you wait to buy a $300K rental it costs you: $12-15K in missed appreciation $3-6K in debt pay down $3-5K in cash flow $10-15K in tax savings Waiting isn't safe. It's expensive.

@KeithKail Boom!!!

@fasterfreedom Efficiently Leverage Velocity. The financial tools of the financially wealthy. Ps. They don’t focus on chasing rates of return. It’s like trying to out earn what you are already losing. Too one dimensional.

Poor people spend money. Middle class save money. Wealthy people leverage money. Same dollar. Three completely different outcomes.

Biggest lie in personal finance: "Pay off all debt before you invest." By the time you're debt free you've lost 20 years of appreciation, cash flow, tax savings, and equity buildup. Good debt doesn't need to be eliminated. It needs to be optimized.

Flipping and rentals aren't competing strategies. They're complementary ones. Flipping creates cash now. Rentals create wealth later. The best investors use flip profits to fund rental down payments. Cash today. Freedom tomorrow.

@PeaceTee2021 Yes, considering X only allows for you to send short sentences or post short videos, naturally if you want to learn more, you have to watch longer form content. It is not rocket science, but don’t think too hard in case it might give you a headache.

@fasterfreedom Yep, you guys always have podcast and YT that helps..

Your 401k is capped at $24,500 a year. Real estate has no cap. One deal can do what a decade of contributions never could. And you don’t have to use any of your own money to contribute to it.

@PeaceTee2021 I have a podcast and YT that can help

@fasterfreedom Tell me Sam how ?

A job has one exit strategy. Retire at 65 with whatever you saved. Real estate has four: Sell. Refinance. Pass down. Or collect forever.

@tomorr53 You obviously have no idea what you’re talking about. Debt backed by Real Estate is the safest debt possible and also your income doesn’t even play part in the approval process. Just stick to what you know if you’re gonna comment on something or learn it and then comment.

@fasterfreedom Oh you’re talking about high risk debt that I still wouldn’t qualify for even at a 120k salary because I already have a mortgage.

@Monkeyiobe Yeap!!!

@fasterfreedom The Gorilla capped the 401k but left real estate wide open 👀 funny how the one with no ceiling is also the one they never put in the financial playbook 😤. The gap between both paths is just information.

@joelfarrellreal Thank you!

@fasterfreedom Well said!!!!

@orangepilldev 👀 yes…

@fasterfreedom Imagine maxing out a 401k for 30 years just to realize the dollar lost 90% of its value while you were "diversifying." Rent increases don't have that problem.