***If the title leads you to believe that this is going to be a laundry list of “how-to” items that when simply followed will lead you to a better financial life you will likely be terribly disappointed. 😦 There are numerous such articles across the web that can do a far better job of providing that information than I can. Instead I’m wanting to look at the “why” that leads us to follow the how-to. The how-to is not complex, but human behavior is and often rejects any attempt at altering a well-worn behavior (habit). Understanding the “why” behind a desired change is critical. Hope you enjoy.*** Continue reading
Month: June 2014
My Experience With Purchasing A HUD Foreclosure
I think one of the intimidating factors about real estate investing is all the moving parts involved in making it happen. Dividend investing is by no means been easy, but it’s a much more stream lined process compared to real estate. With stock investing you do most of your research sitting in your pajamas with real estate you’re dealing with multiple people as well as their schedules and I’m sure it is no surprise that people have varying degrees of time management skills. Continue reading
The Stoic Investor 