Byron Lazine is a leading entrepreneur in the real estate industry, with active roles as the co-founder and team leader of The One Team and co-founder and COO of BAM.
During the 2004-2006 mortgage crisis, Byron went completely bankrupt after buying three houses. With nothing to lose, he built his businesses without a college degree and without any prior entrepreneurial experience. His success in real estate began by selling over 50 homes in his first year and has grown into becoming one of the nation's top real estate team leaders and marketing experts.
Byron hosts three original podcasts for BAM: The Real Word, The Byron Lazine Podcast, and Knowledge Brokers. In addition to his online content, he is a regular speaker on national stages, including Tom Ferry X, Inman Connect, Tom Ferry Sales Edge, and GNE, among others. Byron is also a moderator of the 5AM Call, a daily podcast that has featured Gary Vaynerchuk, Tom Ferry, Spencer Rascoff, and many more.
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Jesus these videos are getting annoying, they just do it for views. It’s the *interest rate*, that’s the ONLY thing that matters when it comes to payment versus cash up front. They like to smuggle in the idea of buying something you can’t afford (by showing all of these insane clips of people with outlandishly large payments), but that’s another topic entirely than loans versus paying upfront. Not everyone with a loan is paying $1k per month or has a 15% rate, although they never mention interest rates anyway. If you’re paying an amount of interest that’s too high (above 3% for me personally), then you buy it outright. If not, the only difference between a payment or no payment is literally just the small amount you’re paying in interest, and you can pay off the loan whenever you want. A payment with a low rate allows you to hold onto your own money for longer, potentially investing it or using it for very reasonable means. Furthermore, if you want to build your credit and haven’t had a car loan, this will help quite a bit, and this is where these guys go off the rails; they “don’t believe” in credit. Well this is the real world guys. Don’t buy something you can’t afford, build your credit, and if you can get a 2% interest rate and hold onto your own money while financing (and it makes sense for you) then do it. You will not get ahead in life by watching cookie cutter finance videos, you have to figure this stuff out on your own for your own situation.
I moved to ABQ instead. Homes are way overpriced in Arizona, Traffic is bad though not as bad as Cali around Phoenix. The valley is miserable April- October with the lows struggling to drop below the 90's in the summer. ABQ is a mile high in elevation with 2 mile high mountains on the edge of the city so it has cool summer nights. Temps struggle to break 100 and some years doesn't.
Only valid scenario to finance a car is where you get approved at such a low interest rate to where you take the money you would have used to buy the entire car in cash with, and invest it where you know you will definitely make significantly more than the interest on a car payment will cost. For example, you get approved at 3% interest and you take the deal while investing say the 18k in an index fund returning you an average 10%. But you gotta be sure you’re actually going to take that money and invest it, not just spend it on other dumb stuff or even save the money.
I always have had nice cars and I’ve never had a payment over $350. Buy a reasonable priced used car for daily driving. I have a Mazda 3 and a bmw 330 both used. Buy a nice car for fun(if your a car person). I got a certified 911. Total payments for all 3 is $600. Lived below my means for 15 years to enjoy my Porsche. Now I can actually enjoy driving around without worrying about a payment.
Exactly. We in Assisttree can handle all administrative tasks in real estate without any interruption as we are a whole organisation working. Reply if anyone need
This isn’t the business for any human in general but when u have a interest in something that has a downside like every other job u take it and suck it up u show up because u love what u do
U probably own 1 family home and never had to deal with renting… bro i have never heard anybody giving 2-3 year leases… nice video , but switch your google search engine into “ live in this real life “ thing before u post another dumb video like that… youre funny
