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A little organization goes a long way. These tips will help you get a little organization around your finances and start to become more efficient.
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Multi-unit Real Estate Investing | Monick Halm
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About Our Guest
Monick Halm is the founder of Real Estate Investor Goddesses. She is an educator and advocate for women to create real wealth through real estate with a mission to assist 1 million women to achieve financial freedom through real estate.
She is herself a real estate investor, syndicator, and developer with over 14 years of real estate investing experience in multi-family, mobile home parks, RV parks, flipping, commercial, vacation rentals, syndication, and ground-up development. Together with her husband and her investors, she owns over 1300 rental units across 6 states.
Monick is the #1 bestselling author of The Real Estate Investor Goddess Handbook and Wealth for Women: Conversations with the Team That Creates the Dream, and host of theReal Estate Investor Goddesses Podcast. She is also a Real Estate Strategy Mentor, a keynote speaker, recovered attorney, avid world traveler, wife and mother of three amazing kids.
What You’ll Learn
In this episode you’ll learn:
- Why she focuses on educating women on real estate
- How cultural expectations play a part in how we view success
- How an appendix rupture led to a career change
- The house hack she used to get into real estate investing in a really expensive area
- Cost segregation studies for multi-unit properties and bonus depreciation
- What is deemed residential vs commercial properties and how the financing options differ
- 1% rule for property investing
- Why she prefers “B” class properties
Resources
Check out Monick’s Website and podcast
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Lisa- “Citi card is at zero balance! And I paid $2,000 today towards a loan!” #Moneywin
5TF- Q’s To Ask Before You Make a Purchase
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Spending money on stuff is very normal, but it becomes problematic when it’s not an intentional purchase. This episode walks you through 5 questions to ask yourself before making any purchase. Guaranteed to help you reduce impulse buys!
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#ASKWHITNEY | Q+A With Guest Appearance From Tony (my Partner In Crime)
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Today we’re mixing things up and I’m bringing my partner in crime of 15 years on the show to help me answer some of your questions. This should be fun! I can’t believe we haven’t done this before.
But here are the questions we tackled:
- What are Tony’s pointers on best approach to get your partner on board with financial goals?
- How to do you deal with budget burnout?
- Is 2020 the year we finally take the plunge and get the “filing jointly” tax credit?
- Getting close to graduation, how do I pay off student loans?
- Stay at home mom wants to know best and simplest way to go about investing?
Mondays With Me- Hoarders, Losing 100 Pounds, + Stair Remodel
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Happy Monday! Here is a list of what I’m currently Reading, Listening, Watching, Eating and Loving.
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5TF- Make Budgeting Part of Your Routine
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Budgeting works if you work. It can seriously transform your life and get you on track to bettering your future. But it needs to be part of your routine to be successful. Here are 5 tips to helping you make budgeting part of your normal routine.
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Teaching Teachers About Money | Breanna Reish
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About our guest
Breanna Reish is a Certified Financial Planner and owner of the fee-only firm Wealth of Confidence. She was listed as an Investopedia top 100 Advisor in 2019.
Breanna became a financial planner due to her love of money-saving strategy and the desire to help others. When Breanna met with teachers she realized that the group is greatly underserved and often preyed upon, so she became almost obsessed with creating change for them.
Her passion and frustration for the current system led to the creation of the podcast One Million Apples where she gives out financial information, guidance to protect teachers and fun stories from guests.
What You’ll Learn
In this episode we talk about:
- Unique financial struggles that teachers face
- Breanna’s going against the grain approach to financial advice
- How she changed her mindset on money
- Being a fee-only advisor and business owner
- Student loan and investment advice for newly graduated educators
- Word of caution for teachers seeking financial advice
- Questions to ask a financial planner to see if you jam well together
Resources
Listen to the One Million Apples Podcast
Join the private FB group Manage Your Money Like A Boss
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Megan- “We finally paid off our car! Last payment went through and we are officially driving a paid for car. Feels great!” #moneywin
Mondays With Me – DIY Projects, Hello Fresh Review, Neat Method
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This is a current list of what’s inspiring me. Here’s my breakdown for what I’m Reading, Listening, Watching, Eating and Loving.
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5TF- Imposter Syndrome
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This week we are taking about imposter syndrome. That feeling that you aren’t good enough, smart enough, you don’t belong. Fill in the blank.
I’m sharing 5 tips to helping you deal with imposter syndrome and not let that hold you back.
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Using Your 20s For Foundation Building | Paige Pritchard
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I love learning from people who paid off a lot of debt. It’s always so interesting to hear what worked for them.
About Our Guest
Paige Pritchard is the founder of The Purposeful Penny, an online community for women to gain the knowledge and confidence they need to create their most purposeful financial life. Paige is also a full-time Account Manager in the corporate world.
Paige was inspired to start her blog, The Purposeful Penny, after paying off $98,000 of student loan and credit card debt by the age of 27, buying her first home at 25, and building a six-figure retirement portfolio by her 29th birthday.
Paige has made it her mission to provide the knowledge and strategies she learned along the way to other Millennial women and spread the message that your 20’s doesn’t have to be a struggle, but rather a time where substantial financial progress can happen.
What You’ll Learn
In this episode you’ll learn:
- How Paige dealt with coming out of college with $40,000 in debt (that she didn’t know she had)
- Blowing through an entire year’s of salary and what that taught her
- The moment Paige knew she had to change and the steps she took
- Her unique take to paying off debt
- Balancing motivation to pay off debt with enjoying life
- Paige’s favorite budgeting software
- Creating multiple accounts based on the money’s purpose
- Advice for saving for retirement while paying off debt
Resources
Join the Manage Your Money Like A Boss FB group
#Moneywin
Mary- “I just made my own yogurt today- 1 gallon (128 ounces) worth! If 1 6oz. plain yogurt is about $1 in groceries, I just made roughly $20 worth of it. My family finishes a gallon of yogurt every week, so I save $20 this week. Definitely worth it!” #moneywin