The stock market is falling and followers of the FIRE movement are worried about their financial future. Al Gordon explains the Financial Independence Retire Early concept and why real estate investing is more effective at creating consistent passive income and retiring early, regardless of stock prices.
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(June 22, 2022) The FIRE Movement – A Minimalist Approach to Retirement That Still Doesn’t Work
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(June 22, 2022) Commitments That Ruin Your Life
Success in life is directly linked to your ability to choose the right commitments, which can have devastating or uplifting results. Del Walmsley calls out common commitments that prevent people from breaking free from mediocre lives and gives alternative examples of how to be in control of your own financial freedom.
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(June 21, 2022) Optometrist Moves His Money From the Stock Market Into Real Estate, Reaching Financial Freedom in 3 Years!
Surviving 3 stock market crashes, Bob S. went from losing 50% of his savings to making a 134% average return on his first 3 Multifamily deals as a passive investor! Speaking today with Al Gordon, he shares how investing in both Single Family and Multifamily properties have changed not only his life but his mom’s life and kids as well.
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(June 21, 2022) Tell Del Tuesday – The Investor Cycle From Beginner to Multifamily Mentor
Mike Spotts bought his first rental property right out of college, continuing to add Single Family houses to his portfolio until he RETIRED with the passive income from his real estate assets! Speaking today with Del Walmsley, they share stories from their experience as successful investors and give insights on the openness, support, and trust established within the Lifestyles Unlimited community.
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(June 20, 2022) 5 Reasons to Buy Real Estate Outside of a Self-Directed IRA
Mike Harrison first started buying real estate within his SDIRA, later learning from Lifestyles Unlimited that there is a much more effective way to invest in these assets. Today he responds to listeners’ who are fed up with stock market losses by sharing the 5 ways self-owned rental properties make money more effectively than any wall street controlled savings fund.
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(June 20, 2022) The Power of Dissatisfaction to Change Your Life for the Better
Approaching Thanksgiving, Del is thankful for the ability to be dissatisfied. Why? Because healthy dissatisfaction causes you to get off the couch and investigate the options that are available to improve your circumstance. Listen to learn how to apply this power to change your life this holiday season!
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(June 17, 2022) Cash Flow or Capital Gains?
Cash Flow and Capital Gains are two of the ways effective real estate investments will put money in your pocket, but which one should you focus on? Today Andy Webb focuses on how you can create more Cash Flow in your life which will escalate you to a place of financial freedom!
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(June 17, 2022) The Best Type of Business Money Can Buy
Curtis Haines, a Lifestyles Unlimited Multifamily Mentor, joins Del Walmsley on the air to look at how Multifamily investing stacks up against virtually any other type of business in the world.
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(June 16, 2022) The Best Investment You Can Make Right Now
In spite of the US economy verging on a recession, the rental real estate market continues showing signs of strength. As people bail out of the stock market to invest in more stable assets, Al Gordon stresses the importance of having access to accurate information and a team of top industry experts to educate you on how to successfully create a cash-flowing business.
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(June 16, 2022) Goal Setting Gone Wrong & the Danger of “Dead Equity”
Del Walmsley responds to a video of an amateur goal-setting guru giving life-crippling advice, shifting to explain the need to create income-producing assets instead of traditional dead equity homes that do nothing to benefit you. Lastly, Del shares an article listing the top 10 markets for long-term real estate investing, and why they are likely to have lasting success.
