Comments by "Idk my bff Jill" (@idkmybffjill9682) on "ClearValue Tax" channel.

  1. 195 countries in the world
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  2. Everyone calls for spending cuts… where? $10 million for lgbt studies in Iraq was dumb but also cost each us person about $0.025 or less than 3 pennies. The big budget items are necessary. The thing that makes our debt truly not matter is our military strength; you have to be able to force someone to pay debt and nobody can force the us to pay
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  3. @Benzene75 I’m telling you that you don’t make $100 an hour
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  4. No supply, no crash. No woman, no cry
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  5. @beejcarson Do only republicans run up the deficit? Dont be disingenuous
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  6. I’m a janitor. I’m 32. I’ve been buying houses zero down (my bank does that for primary residences). I currently have 4 houses valued only at $520k total but I bought at a value of $400k with about a total of $10k out of pocket. I’ll be buying 2 more houses in 2026 (300k each) and will have over a million dollar portfolio. All I’ll have to do for the next decade is hold on until rents raise, loans get paid down, property appreciates and I become rich; after 30 years I’ll be so rich I can retire at about age 65. With this said from age 34 to 65 I’ll pay for repairs (tax deductible), insurance (tax deductible), property tax (tax deductible), property management fees (tax deductible) and vacancies (not deductible) and I’ll successfully retire.
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  7. I think the soft landing kinda worked, we went through a recession and now it’s time to crank it back up. Not golden age, just the cycle
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  8. In 2018 I bought a condo cash (it was only $31k, good luck doing that post covid) and after 3 years sold for $61k. Hooray right? No I doubled my money only In 2020 my gf bought a townhouse in the same neighborhood for $52,500…she put $2500 down with a primary residence loan. A year later it appraised for $117k. She turned $2,500 and like 12 payments of $500 (including hoa) and made over $55,000……. Yea debt is cool
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  9. Bro no
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  10. In real estate investing we focus on getting the 1% roi per month idea; we can’t do this above a certain price point usually around $300k or as low as $150k in my market it seems (or I’m not good, also likely). With that said if you want a $400k home it’s better to rent and invest in stocks or cheaper houses. I own 4 houses but the most expensive one is $203k, these are for rentals
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  11. People acting scared of being house poor when they are freaking renting. Drop this idea of only spending 25% of your gross pay, the bank will give you 42% for sure and I’ve heard of people getting 57% with fha.
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