2021: Year in Review
The good, bad and ugly of 2021 and how we plan to tackle 2022.
The good, bad and ugly of 2021 and how we plan to tackle 2022.
The past few months have reminded me that you don’t need special credentials or a family history in real estate investing (REI) to be successful. What you need is to be engaged, diligent and your own advocate.
The past few weeks have been a difficult time for my family. We received news that was changing our plans and forcing us to look at other options.
The title of this blog is MsFIRE Mama. It’s deliberate. When I first started fantasizing about what my life would look like financially free, the focus was on travel. When I became a mother, a lot of things came to the surface that I expected, and then some that I didn’t. I expected to struggle with work-life balance and I didn’t expect that figuring out what kind of mom I wanted to be would be difficult to pinpoint.
Kimberly Kesterke’s real estate investing journey emerged from circumstance and self-education.
Ashley Stieger’s road toward FIRE did not start out with a clear goal toward financial independence.
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.
FIRE is so appealing because it lets you choose your own destiny. You are the architect of the life you want.
The Coronavirus Pandemic put more than a wrinkle in 2020. It put the economy at a standstill and created a mess of uncertainty. While it slowed real estate transactions, the demand for homes, whether to buy or rent, continues to remain strong. Properties are selling, people are buying and home continue to appreciate, or increase in value without actually having […]
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