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Sam Dogen's blog on personal finance, real estate, investing and early retirement, drawing on his own experience of leaving full-time work.
A long-running first-person view of building wealth and retiring early.
A learning center on private real estate investing, covering crowdfunding and syndications, that works as a standing guide rather than a dated post. The page names private real estate investing as a favorite passive-income route for the author.
Visit linkA Real Estate post arguing that living in an upscale area carries costs buyers rarely expect, because wealthier homeowners tend to spend more on remodeling. Its description says nice neighborhoods come with a cost nobody mentions.
Visit linkThe post breaks new car pricing into layers: MSRP, dealer invoice, holdback and manufacturer-to-dealer cash. It also compares buying new with repairing an older vehicle.
Visit linkThe front page is sorted into topic sections: Real Estate, Retirement, Investments, Entrepreneurship, Career & Employment and Mortgages. Much of the writing is first-person, built on the author's own experience of leaving full-time work and of investing in private real estate. Posts often break a topic into its hidden line items, such as the layers of car pricing or the extra spending that comes with an upscale neighborhood.
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