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In today’s society, status symbols are everything. They help us feel confident, showcase our personality and allow us to project wealth. Real or perceived we all want to be or at least appear wealthy. Why? Wealthy people have nice stuff. They drive nice cars and live in fancy houses. They have fun. We want to live in a fancy house and have fun, Read More
Today we wanted to share some of our favorite financial resources! Financial Samurai A witty blog that details the ins and outs of early retirement, living in high priced markets, obtaining geographical investment arbitrage in middle America and the true cost of raising a family today. Simon Black Sovereign Man This one is for Read More
Do you know how to build a legacy that will last 6 generations? It’s a tall order to even attempt it. We all have heard stories of the spendthrift heir that blows all their inheritance and dies penniless. Well, John D. Rockefeller wanted to make sure that didn’t happen to his heirs. Mr. Rockefeller wasn’t just an oil magnate who Read More
It’s common knowledge that we’re going through housing crises in many American urban centers. Nearly half of all renters can’t afford rent and over half a million Americans are homeless on any given night X. While most of the discourse on the housing crisis tends to focus on affordable and low-income housing, workforce housing, which is a nuanced category Read More
Although not explicit, the Declaration of Independence’s promised rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness surely implies access to basic goods—services and resources such as water, electricity, and sanitation, without which life is virtually impossible X. In the 23 years since the passing of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, the internet, Read More
Regulation A+ funding is perfect for urban real estate investing! What is Regulation A+? Regulation A+, or Title IV of the Jobs Act, makes it possible for everyday people, like you and me, to invest in a growing company X. More specifically, growing companies are able to raise up to $50 million from unaccredited investors, in a manner similar to an initial Read More
