Can you give more details? I’m surprised you are able to save that much given your salary. Heavy in equity investments?

Proof of that claim? Small time landlords are more likely to be cash tight.

These aren’t tony hawk dipshit

Ppp loans didn’t work that way

Yes i suppose it does have risk but risk adjusted return of 7.4 isn’t that great for a hedge fund. But the risk of loss on principle is very small. IMO

That's no where close to partner money buddy. Any top 15 firm is going to clear partners 450k at least.

You are a stupid fuck. None of your examples have qualified immunity or can murder you.

Show me twelve fire fighters getting the same treatment. Just twelve from all of them.

Doesn’t seem like it. You can find dozens of examples on just this thread.

You’ve lost count of less than 10? Makes sense your cop.

Why cuz the taliban might take over? Oh wait…

Yea it’s usually brand new bmws that don’t have insurance…

That is how the law works, hence why she is in trouble. She may get some sweetheart deal for flipping but she is an accomplice to murder ans since taxes is a felon murder state also legally liable for the guys murder.

It is the exact same. If i say murder this person or I’ll murder you, you’re still responsible for not going to the police. Any suggestion otherwise is a moral failure.

Why should that save her from prison? She is directly responsible for someone’s murder.

Yea there are a surpluses of nurses in the United States they will super struggle to find work…

Have you seen this guys post history? He’s disgusting

Yea that's what I was thinking, as long as I qualify to move this to a non-resident mortgage I may do since my current rate on this house is 3%. My current mortgage all in is about $2k a month, I think I could rent in this year for about $2,500 to $3k depending on the length of the lease.

Hi, I'm looking for advice on home loans/retirement and how you've structured it after you hit your number but kept working.

I'm 34, my wife is 33, we have a two-year-old and our pending a new baby this year. We living a LCOL area in south Texas (guess where) and currently have an NW of about $2.2 Million. We have $70k in cash/crypto, $1.7M in investments, and $400k in an inherited family property (think undeveloped or farmland) the remainder is in home equity. Of the invested funds approximately $220K is locked in an inherited ROTH IRA (which will stay for the full 5 year deferral period), and $115k locked in a standard inherited IRA (which I will likely leave for the full 10 years). Additionally, we have about $250k in our own standard 401k plans. Together we earn $225k pre-tax with me earning 75%. I am currently maxing out my 401k plan for the company match. If my career goals are met, which I think is likely, in 3-4 years I should be earning $400k plus and my wife will stop working.

SO here is my question. We currently own a home worth about $375k (270k Mortgage), due to the second baby we are looking to upsize and move the burbs for our "long-term" home, and spend roughly $550k plus or minus 5%. I'm unsure what to do with my current house, I'd like to move it to a rental but I am concerned about potential cash flow issues if things were to change with my job. Should I sell my current home and buy another or rent this home and buy the other? Since I'll likely be fine for retirement should I reduce my overall 401k contributions (company contribution is fixed) to build a better cash reserve if I decide to rent?

Looking for opinions on the cash flow aspects of having a larger NW than earnings would generally support at my age.

lol it's called capital preservation. Sell now for 500 or sell later for 250. You *could* keep 250.

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