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👍 love this stuff
Ответитьhow about short term asset and long term asset?
ОтветитьI will become successful!
ОтветитьThanks for sharing
Ответитьwill Rich Dad classify a car as an asset?
ОтветитьYes , i agree with you
ОтветитьSimple and Powerful.
ОтветитьSo most important assets are just rental properties?idk what else is that I can do in my 20 except property, cause I don't have the money!
Ответитьso cash itself is a liability, because cash value depreciates every year so it's like cash flowing out of my pocket every year.
ОтветитьGreat explanation Robert! Your house is not an asset if the expenses outweigh the inflow of cash
ОтветитьWhat if Im paying to rent a house I'm living it. If I buy my house without mortgage instead of renting someone else's house - isn't this an asset? I have to live somewhere, right?
Ответитьi agree, thank you.
ОтветитьBrilliant video
ОтветитьHow are you going to tell people that they need to understand financial statements, but then go ahead and teach them incorrectly how to understand financial statements?
ОтветитьThis is true cause
its what my dad did
Thank Robert because I recently turned my house from a liability to an asset. You are making a difference in my life even in a Third World I'm trying like mine
ОтветитьNow i understand
ОтветитьYou have to do more animation video like this! It's easy to relate and understand than the Listen and Learn.
ОтветитьVery good principles taught here.
ОтветитьDoes Mr. Kiyosaki recommend paying off one's personal home (the liability) quicker than the given mortgage term? I'm pretty sure he does not recommend doing so (in general) on rental property.
ОтветитьGo Robert!!
Ответитьthanks ,you are Professor, who reduce poverty in our world
ОтветитьThank you.
ОтветитьMr Kiyosaki could you please recommend me some great books on Real Estate (BTW I'm a 14 year old student)
ОтветитьMr kiyosaki can u do some more lesson with animation like that because human brain go good with pictures and video
ОтветитьSo yes a house can be an asset or a liability. Depending on how the cash flow goes, either into your asset column or your liability column. Asset column is better.....
ОтветитьI have one of my closest cousin's who has/had a few to several millions of dollars. He has/had a nice big house ($1M+ House and Property, real estate market there says it's really at least $3.5M) and he is/was always complaining about how expensive everything and anything is to do on his house, well it also has 3 acres. He has/had another house also about $800K+ with about 12 acres originally. He has/had the money he just hates spending it sometimes. I say to him big house BIG BILLS. He says yeah, yeah yeah. 😁
ОтветитьMr kiyosaki I recommend all of my classmates to buy rich dad poor dad and I bring u a lots of customers 😂
ОтветитьA house = bills, a nice big house = BIG BILLS.
ОтветитьYes a house still cost you insurance, up keep, maintenance, taxes, repairs when something breaks which is different then up keep and maintenance, it's beyond that. I have a PHD friend (Poor, Hopeless and Desperate), who has a nice big house on the gulf course, which the indoor jacuzzi broke and sprung a leak and flooded the entire first floor! He was very upset to say the least, it cost ten's of thousands of dollars to repair the house properly. Even with top notch insurance (I believe if not mistaken). It took over a month to repair everything right. So yes that was a liability $$$$$.
ОтветитьI second James G emotion I also feel the same for at least five years now, agreed!
ОтветитьAgreed!
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