How To Borrow Against Stocks to Buy Real Estate ( Without Paying Taxes ) | Hayden Crabtree

In this video, I go over explaining how the Wealthy uses this Strategy to Avoid Paying Taxes and Buying Real Estate in 2022.

This is a Low-Risk Investment Strategy that will help you buy Real Estate even if you don't have the desired Captial.

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Chapters:

00:00 How to borrow against your own stocks
00:40 Invest your time into building assets
01:14 Stock Market in 2021
02:08 What the wealthy do and you should too
03:35 What they do instead of selling
04:06 Listen carefully (Secret to Free Money)
05:32 How can you do the same?
06:34 Two ways to borrow against your stock portfolio
08:29 Creating a game plan
10:30 What to do when borrowing against stocks

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Hayden Crabtree is the author of the bestselling book Skip the Flip: Secrets the 1% Know About Real Estate Investing. It started with investing in Self Storage Facilities, Hayden now helps individuals participate in the World's Greatest Investment: Cash Flow Producing Real Estate.

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[mrtower]

Another tip, put your money in dividend growth stocks, more stable and don't drop as much as other stocks

[mamotivated]

Glad to see a better level of detail on this topic. It would be good to see a amortized 10-20 year example

[yopyop]

How do you pay the loan if you dont have dividend income or reinvest?

[covenanth]

Sorry to drag up an old video, but it seems like we are missing something here. If I borrow 50 million, I have to pay back that 50 million PLUS the 3%. If I live off the 50 mil, then I'm not paying down the loan. So even if the asset appreciates enough to cover the interest, I'll be short paying the principle because I used it to live off of.

[timo]

So you borrow money, you pay back the borrowed money ( interest fees ) with your borrowed money, but soon end up with no money because your borrowed money is all spend, but you still have interest fees to pay for the borrowed money... so you then have to sell stocks or get a second loan to pay off the first loan ? :D

[ricardoalvarez]

Wait but you can only take out loans or lines of credit from standard stock accounts? So if you wanted to invest into a retirement account you wouldn’t be able to borrow against your stocks?

[calvinator]

If you do a cash out refi and pay off your loan on your stocks is there a taxes on that since you’re not doing a 1035 exchange?