I want to ask two questions not to sell anything, but because Iβve realized most of us were never taught to even think this way.
If the questions have you feeling confused or uncomfortable, thatβs okay. Thatβs kind of the point.
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1οΈβ£ Is it possible for someone to earn an ROI (Return on Investment) that exceeds a person's mortgage principal, becomes tax-free income, helps eliminate debt, and still build cash flow assets that the person controls?
2οΈβ£ Is it possible for a mortgage to be 'paid off' while while still building a greater, tax-free ROI without technically ππππππ πππ their mortgage?
β¨Iβm not asking for perfect answers. Iβm curious about how people think about money, based on what we were taught.
Most of us learned:
- Pay bills
- Pay down debt
- Hope whatβs left grows
But very few of us were taught how assets, tax treatment, and strategy can change the equation.
So Iβm genuinely curious:
- What do these questions bring up for you?
- Do they feel impossible?
- Or just⦠unfamiliar?
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