Invest in Real Estate. Fail Forward. Achieve FIRE.
MsFIRE Mama is about normalizing the discussion of mishaps and failures in real estate investing and creating a community of resources to help you avoid, overcome and resolve them.
Read MoreWe purchased our fifth home in Oklahoma City at the end of January. Almost two months later, we received a notification from the City saying a tax lien was in place due to a nuisance violation that was never paid by the previous owner.
Kimberly Kesterke’s real estate investing journey emerged from circumstance and self-education.
Age, income levels, family status, personal sacrifice and many other factors all play a role in the speed in which you “achieve” financial freedom. The path to FI is individualized and different for each person on his or her journey.
Kendal James, an Oklahoma City real estate agent, started a business with his wife and another couple after seeing a need to fill in his market.
In December 2020, we attempted to close on our fifth property in Oklahoma City, but the transaction came to a halt when we found out about a quiet title action on the house.
Ashley Stieger’s road toward FIRE did not start out with a clear goal toward financial independence.
The first of a series discussing Bitcoin and its value in the path to achieving FIRE.
The journey to FIRE, real estate investing and making changes in general requires perpetual education and learning. The brain finds ways to make connections, come up with ideas and recharge itself through both obvious and mysterious paths.
The decision to pay down debt or invest can be a tough call. You have to look at what you got and figure out the way to exploit your best life.
In just two short years, we doubled our real estate investments in Oklahoma City from two to four and will be closing on another property this month. The diverse economy, landlord-friendly regulations and positive economic growth indicators were among the many reasons why we set our sights on the Sooner State.
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