Class Group: Financial Independence with Real Estate

The Ultimate FIRE Budget

The Ultimate FIRE Budget™

This workshop style class was taught by James Orr on March 31, 2022. Run time is about 1 hour and 13 minutes. Download a copy of the spreadsheet (below) and follow along. What is your current budget? How much do you need to achieve lean FIRE (or the minimum to be financially independent)? How much do you need to achieve fat FIRE (or your ideal lifestyle and true financial independence)? Use The Ultimate Financial Independence Retire Early Budget™ for Excel to determine all these numbers for yourself quickly and easily. Download

Over-Simplified Financial Independence with Real Estate

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Go to College or Skip It to Invest in Real Estate

College or real estate investing? That’s a great question. What if you earn $30,000 more per year after you get your degree than the person who doesn’t go to college and you decide to invest the full $30,000 per year extra? We tackle the age-old question: Go to College or Skip It to Invest in Real Estate in this special class by James. This class was taught on January 13, 2021 via webinar. Tammy had sent over an article, Is This The End of College As We Know It, and James decided to do some math to see if the … Read more

Cash Flow Versus Appreciation

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Should I Wait for a Real Estate Dip to Invest in Real Estate?

Total Debt to Net Worth Prices have been going up faster than you can acquire properties… should you wait for a dip before buying more properties? There’s a lot to consider and unpack and that’s what we do in this class. In this class you’ll learn: The secret to comedy (and real estate investing?)… FACT: If you buy at relative lows, you perform better Insight into historical S&P 500 sell offs How do house prices and stock prices historically perform relative to each other? A chart. Do house prices historically appreciate during recessions? A shocking discovery. James on Roulette, technical … Read more