Is Your House an Asset or Liability – Story of Using My House as an Investment Vehicle

Is Your House an Asset or Liability – Story of Using My House as an Investment Vehicle

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Is your house an asset or a liability? Robert Kiyosaki said in his best-selling book Rich Dad Poor Dad that your house is not an asset it is instead a liability. The reason is that your house takes money out of your pocket every month while assets put money in your pocket every month.

In this video, I share my story of homeownership throughout the years and how I have used my primary residence as an investment vehicle to build my net worth and buy cash-flowing assets.

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Rich McCormack, CFP®

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