A mortgage is one of the most efficient debts you can have and paying it off early is often one of the biggest mistakes people make. In this episode Kim and Spencer talk about the importance of having control over your finances and using tax efficiencies and deductions.
They also bust the myth of converting your mortgage to a home equity and why that simply doesn’t work and why appreciation shouldn’t even be a factor in your house buying decision.
Tune in with Kim D. H. Butler and Spencer Shaw to find out how to take control of your finances today. Do you have a question you would like answered on the show? Please send it to us at welcome@prosperitythinkers.comand we may answer it in an upcoming episode.
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Show Notes
- 0:53 – Busting the myth of paying off real estate early
- 3:51 – Why peace of mind can override financial decision making
- 4:26 – The most efficient mortgage strategy
- 6:50 – Why people want to get their homes paid off
- 7:36 – Converting your mortgage to a home equity line and why it doesn’t work
- 10:08 – Why a mortgage is one of the most efficient debt you can have
- 11:48 – Use OPM (other people’s money)
- 12:25 – Tax efficiencies and mortgage deductions
- 14:47 – Why appreciation is something we can’t control and shouldn’t focus on
- 16:40 – Investing for cash flow and not appreciation
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