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33 year-old with 19 Rental Properties Shares What He Wished He Knew Before Investing in Real Estate

Investing, Mortgage, Personal Finance · March 1, 2021

I originally wrote this article for Axios - Charlotte. Real estate is sexy. And there seems to be a common desire to treat our local streets like a personal Monopoly board and get paid $200 every time someone lands on Central Ave. But, real estate is also complex, expensive and one of the …

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Favorite Personal Finance Books

Business, Personal Finance · February 27, 2021

It's important to be intentional about what you put in your body. This is obvious with food, but less obvious when it comes to information. Between 24/7 news, blogs, podcasts, social media and friends and family, there is no shortage of content, opinions and people telling you what to do. For that …

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3 Game-Changing Lessons my Dad Taught Me about Life & Money

Personal Finance · June 16, 2019

A LendingTree study just revealed that Dads are the number 1 source of financial advice. Thankfully, my dad, a Chemical Engineer by trade, is one of the smartest people I know. He taught me a great deal across a wide-range of topics, from changing the oil in a car to swinging a golf club (I'm …

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Don’t Hate Your Kids. Open a 529 Plan.

Investing, Personal Finance, Saving · June 1, 2019

I’ll never forget it. I was 18 years young during the Spring semester of my Senior year and the cost of college was looming on the horizon. My mom, like many moms, encouraged me to apply for as many scholarships as I could within the span of a few months. For one scholarship in particular, my …

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10 Highly Effective Career Hacks I’ve Used to Dramatically Increase my Income and Find a Job I Love

Career, Personal Finance · April 21, 2019

I remember my college counselor telling me that companies would be fighting over me like a black Friday deal at Target. But, that didn’t happen. Far from it. Instead, I (along with a lot of you) started adulting at one of the worst possible times of the last 100 years. Thankfully, times …

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Am I Crazy for Paying Down My 2.875% Mortgage?

Investing, Mortgage, Personal Finance · January 6, 2018

When I was a $hitty Financial Advisor, the thought of paying down a sub-5% mortgage was ludicrous. The logic was simple: Why payoff a loan at 5% (or less) when I can invest and earn 7% (or more)? But, as I've gotten older and realized that money management is more about psychology than …

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The 5 Best Investment Resources You’ve Never Heard Of (And They’re All Free)

Investing, Personal Finance, Retirement · December 31, 2017

“Improve finances” is the second most common New Year’s resolution right behind “lose weight.” For many Americans, “improve finances” is code for “I should save and invest more.” But, investing (and, specifically, knowing where to start) can be intimidating. So, I've compiled the best investment …

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33 year-old with 19 Rental Properties Shares What He Wished He Knew Before Investing in Real Estate

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Hunter, aka A. Blinkin, is the blogger behind Funancials. His experience in banking, lending, payments and investments has earned him the title of "Personal Finance Guru." In addition to helping people with their finances, Hunter enjoys crunchy tacos, open mouth kisses from his 2 baby boys and writing in third person. Read More…

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