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 Click right link below to read the second chapter of TAP YOUR A$$ETS, "How I Became Financial Free with Just One Rental Home." Click left link to order book.

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Scroll down to see (1) a YouTube video about how to become financially free with just one rental house (2) data that compares the profitability of rental real estate to stocks, (3) the introduction and first two chapters of the book, (4) a YouTube video about why rental real estate crushes stocks, and (5) a discussion about real estate between Ken McElroy and me about the real estate investing book I ghostwrote for him.
Rental Homes Crush Stock Returns
New Book Uses 50 Years of Data to Make Profit Predictions  

This story is also posted at CREUniversity.com

    A typical rental home in the United States generates three to six times more profits than an investment in the S&P 500 Index fund, according to a long-term statistical analysis conducted by a social scientist-turned-real-estate consultant.
    “One of the biggest myths in the investing community is that stocks outperform rental properties and homes,” said Dr. David Demers, a retired Washington Stat
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TAP YOUR ASSETS

Ever wonder how people get so rich in real estate? Mortgage interest and depreciation are deductible from their income, and tax rates on the sale of real estate are much lower than taxes on earned income. But taxes on the sale of property can even be avoided altogether when investors refinance their property every five years or so and draw their pay from the loan, which is based on the equity on the property and, thus, not taxable. Even small investors can take advantage of this benefit. Tap Your Assets shows you how. (Visit https://www.MarquetteBooks.com for more details.
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  • Falling Behind
  • Author
  • Ghostwriter
  • Real Estate
  • Demers v Austin
  • Homes Beat Stocks
  • Speaker Topics
  • Captain Carole
  • Contact Dr Dave
  • Homes Beat Stocks
  • Wealth Gaps Will Soar
  • US Faces Economic Catastrophe
  • Cut Taxes
  • Reagan Legacy
  • Debt Stems from
  • Greed
  • Stupid
  • Radical Right
  • Violence
  • Chart
  • Income Gap
  • American Dream
  • Talk About Gaps
  • Bifurcation
  • Dear Rich People
  • Letter to Kamala
  • Excuse Me
  • Nobel Prize
  • Pitchforks
  • Serf
  • stories
  • Runaway
  • blame
  • elephant
  • tipping point
  • Reagan
  • mortgaging
  • court
  • Rock Concerts
  • Objectivity
  • Train Book
  • Vitae