Tresidder: Real estate must be financed with fully amortizing fixed mortgages
Todd Tresidder · How Did This Guy Retire at 35? EP 284: Todd Tresidder · Jun 13, 2016 · at 26:08
Todd Tresidder, founder of Financial Mentor, shares the financial advice he wishes he had known at age twenty during an interview with Nathan Latka.
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“Income-producing real estate on a fully amortizing fixed-rate mortgage. Very important. Do not buy it on garbage loans. It has to be on a fully, because it's just a question of time until you own it. It's a cash flow machine for life, adjust for inflation.”
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