In today’s episode, I answer two questions about financial independence and the FIRE movement, followed by four questions about rental property investing.
Tag: sell or rent out
#148: Ask Paula – Should I Sell My House and Invest the Equity?
Welcome to a special episode of Ask Paula!
Today I’m answering questions about real estate investing, and I’ve brought a special guest on the show to join me.
His name is Lucas Hall, and he’s a landlord with 5 properties in three locations (D.C., Virginia and Colorado). He’s also the founder of Landlordology and head […]
#114: Ask Paula – How Should I Invest $100K in Real Estate?
This week, I answer five questions about real estate investing from the audience.
Joelle asks:
I own a home outright on the West Coast. I’m thinking about taking out $100,000 from my home equity, and using this money to buy a rental property.
I found a community out east where I can buy a […]
#110: Ask Paula — Get Ready for the Next Recession
Happy New Years! We’re kicking off this year on a bright and cheerful note — with a conversation about the impending recession! Yay!
The U.S. stock market is at a peak, continuing its 9-year bull run. The markets have been rising since March 2009 without any major corrections or pullbacks.
We are living in one […]
#108: Ask Paula – I Don’t Know How to Invest
Former financial advisor Joe Saul-Sehy joins me to answer audience questions about investing strategies, early retirement, and tax planning.
Whitnee asks:
I’m 31, and my husband and I save half of our combined income. We’ve maxed out our H.S.A. accounts and we’re getting an employer match in our 401k. We have $80,000 stashed as cash […]
#102: Ask Paula – Should I Sell My Rental Property & Invest the Proceeds in the Market?
This week, I’m back to answering questions posed by listeners of the podcast.
Wally asks:
Should we continue to rent out our home, or should we sell it? We bought a home in California but have since moved to New York and have been renting there. After all expenses on the rental are accounted for, […]
