Comments by "worn down" (@worndown8280) on "" video.
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@Kirill-er9gv Because having one home allows one to shelter cash under the mortgage deduction. But when you have say ten homes, you can actually leverage the value of those homes to get money from banks. These loans are against the home, not quite mortgages, not quite regular loans.
Then this loan money is used to buy more homes without it ever being taxed, hence why I said, like a tax loop hole. All these assets can be re leveraged to generate even more income, all while being tax free. Many of the uber wealthy do this with other assets than houses as well, like with stocks they own. And they never have to pay a dime in taxes.
I should know. I did it. And it helped me retired at 45. Just because you are ignorant about how the wealthy leverage their wealth in the way that the working class and middle class cant, doesnt mean it doesnt happen.
And outside the US, in some places like Britain, there are actually carve outs that allow for tax exempt status if an individual buys 7 or more homes at once.
But if you have additional questions I would be happy to answer. But maybe you have an agenda, I dont know. I dont even really care. I just know you are ignorant of how property can be leveraged for tax free money.
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