If you are struggling to know where’s the best place to store your money, do not hesitate, because Ken Greene has the answer: Use the Bankosaurus®! On this episode, our host explains how it can be a very effective strategy to treat almost like a sinking fund to store cash for your next property. You can do whatever you want if you have a great place to store your money! Stay tuned and listen how!
Ken Greene transitioned from being a Professional Engineer (P.E.) to the “Engineer of Finance.” His goal is to help people become financially independent and help them earn better yields with less risk by investing Off Wall Street.
Ken talks real estate with John Schaub, a real estate guru. Listen as they share tips and insights on investing, taking risks, and building wealth with real estate. Stay tuned and enjoy!
Ken Greene transitioned from being a Professional Engineer (P.E.) to the “Engineer of Finance.” His goal is to help people become financially independent and earn better yields with less risk by investing Off Wall Street.
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Show Notes
John’s background and why he loves real estate – 2:36
Being an investor – 4:04
Buying properties that he did not like – 4:30
Property problems – 6:46
A very important way to build wealth – 7:34
Being a landlord – 9:42
John’s seminars and workshops – 13:08
Is there no cash flow in California? – 15:26
Is it time to buy or sell? – 16:04
Once you buy the first house, the second one is easy – 16:48
Some people start with no money at all – 18:17
What is so powerful about real estate? – 19:14
Talking about Peter’s book – 22:39
Ten ways to increase your cash flow today – 23:07
You have to take some risks – 24:27
Flipping is not investing – 28:44
Getting into the flipping game? – 30:09
John’s website and next event – 31:16
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I’ve always enjoyed listening to different financial entertainers on a variety of radio and TV shows. They bring us some great ideas (and bad ones) that cause me to think more about certain financial scenarios for my family and clients. I like hearing different perspectives and am always open to ideas that can help us improve our current financial strategies.
However, we must be careful. They can have a huge influence on our behavior. That’s why companies spend a lot of money on commercials. These shows in many ways are one big ad for Wall Street. Their number one job is to entertain and get people to keep listening and watching their shows. When entertainers are giving universal advice and are adamant on their positions, it can cause a lot of harm to people. They are entertainers, not financial specialists.
Watch this YouTube clip from a financial entertainer in March 2008.
He was adamant about not selling Bear Stearns stock (BSC) when it was at $62/share. Five days later, the stock was bailed out at $2/share by JPMorgan Chase. That is a 97% correction! If an investor had the equivalent of $100,000 in BSC and decided not to sell after watching the show and held on, the same investor had $3,226 one week later.
The takeaway: listen and learn, but then consult with your specialist to make sure it fits your financial strategy.
Ken and Tammi discuss the importance of having afinancial mentor, dive into somefinancial strategies, whole life insurance, term insurance, and Ken’s focus strategy:The Bankosaurus®. Stay tuned and learn more about finances!
Ken Greene transitioned from being a Professional Engineer (P.E.) to the “Engineer of Finance.” His goal is to help others become financially independent and earn better yields with less risk by investing Off Wall Street.
Do not cut up yourcredit cards, as that could affect your credit score. Ken Greene shares his insights aboutcredit cards, along with his awesome co-host, Tammi Brannan. They also talk about what to do if you havecredit card debt, stay tuned and enjoy!
Ken Greene transitioned from being a Professional Engineer (P.E.) to the “Engineer of Finance.” His goal is to help others become financially independent and earn better yields with less risk by investing Off Wall Street.
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