Everyone wants to get some “passive income” but what most think of as passive income isn’t usually very “passive”. Be prepared for some work and risk. Today’s Classic is republished from The White Coat Investor. You can see the original here. Enjoy! PIMD welcomes the White Coat Investor. WCI is a physician-specific personal finance and […]
This is a guest post by Pranay Parikh, a physician who blogs about productivity and investing at pranayparikh.com. He can also be found as a moderator on our Facebook group, Passive Income Docs. Enjoy! I’ve been fortunate over the years to help many people to get into real estate. Those who know me know that […]
What happens when real estate plans don’t work the way you plan for them to? Sometimes they end up working out just like they did for Physician on FIRE. Here’s the scoop on two investment properties POF decided to pursue– one worked out, and the other, not so much. Today’s Classic is republished from Physician […]
Almost exactly one year ago, I wrote a post detailing a $50,000 investment I made in a real estate fund. I gave my reasons why I was interested in investing in a real estate fund, my expectations for that type of investment, and why I ultimately decided to go with MLG Capital Fund III. (MLG […]
While I don’t have my own second home, I know that it can be a good investment depending on how it’s used. c Today’s Classic is republished from the Physician on Fire. You can see the original article here. Not long ago, Mitch Wasterlain, CEO of CAPFUNDR, asked and answered a question many physicians will ask. Is […]
The answer is, it depends. Sorry, you’re going to have to read more to find out what it might depend on. I really enjoyed this post and hope you do too. Today’s Classic post is republished from Physician on Fire. The original post can be found here. Enjoy! [Today’s guest post is a great follow-up to Tuesday’s post where I revealed […]
One of the big knocks on real estate investing is the lack of liquidity. Sure, that may be the case, but that isn’t always a bad thing. It may keep you from making rash and poor decisions with your investment. You may have to plan your exit a bit more, but with the right strategy, […]
Back in 2014, I started going to local real estate investor meetings to learn from and network with seasoned investors. It was at once such meeting where I was introduced to a “new way” to invest in real estate known as crowdfunding. They explained that under new regulations, investors could now have access to so […]
