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Profit From Property, Live Free - Gary Brode #6291 · Financial Survival Network

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Speaker 1: And I found the most amazing, kind, wonderful family and
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Speaker 1: they're going to care I've went to the house up
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Speaker 1: for a year. They'll care for that house for a year.
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Speaker 1: They take care of the utilities, the pool costs, the
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Speaker 1: electric bill, the heating, whale bill, all of that and
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Speaker 1: the rent they pay me is terrific. And I'm actually
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Speaker 1: here in Portugal right now, and we'll be traveling through
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Speaker 1: to Europe for the summer, Latin and South America starting
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Speaker 1: in the fall and the winter, and basically my cost
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Speaker 1: of living is right around zero.
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Speaker 3: And welcome you are listening to and watching the Financial
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Speaker 3: Survival Network. I'm your host, Kerrie lutz A. It's six
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Speaker 3: six twenty five. You know, I stopped giving dates a
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Speaker 3: long time ago because certain things are evergreen, and when
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Speaker 3: you give a date, it makes you think that basically
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Speaker 3: it has a shelf life. Well, what you're about to
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Speaker 3: hear is something I am going to do. It is
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Speaker 3: the ultimate house hack. And they call them stackhouses all
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Speaker 3: these other things. Gary Brodie's with me. Gary, you have
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Speaker 3: decades of financial experience. Your website Deep Knowledgeinvesting dot com.
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Speaker 3: I love your headline. The one thing we never hedge
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Speaker 3: is our opinion, which means you are a truth teller
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Speaker 3: and we don't have enough of you. Arbitraging your house now,
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Speaker 3: I've been thinking about this very subject but couldn't really
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Speaker 3: figure out how to do it, but you have found
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Speaker 3: a way to do it. First, tell us what arbitrag
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Speaker 3: in your house is, how you can do it, and
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Speaker 3: what kind of returns you can get?
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Speaker 1: Terrific Kerry, Thanks so much for having me so all.
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Speaker 1: This started about ten years ago. I was living in Manhattan,
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Speaker 1: had a great apartment there and just sort of had
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Speaker 1: enough of living in the city. Sold at the high
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Speaker 1: in New York and bought a terrific home in West Court, Connecticut.
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Speaker 4: When property prices there were distressed.
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Speaker 1: I refinanced the house in late twenty twenty one, just
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Speaker 1: before interest rate started to go up. I like you,
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Speaker 1: I'm a finance guy and was watching that market. And
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Speaker 1: so basically what I had was a really large, really
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Speaker 1: valuable house. And property prices, of course, went up a
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Speaker 1: huge amount during COVID and have continued to go up
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Speaker 1: in the.
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Speaker 4: Last few years.
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Speaker 1: But because I bought well and financed it well, I
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Speaker 1: had relatively low expenses. But it was more house than
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Speaker 1: any one person needed. It was much too large for
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Speaker 1: my needs. And also I was spending way too much
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Speaker 1: time caring for it. You know, a lot of my
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Speaker 1: weekends we're spending cutting the grass, I said, ed Jay
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Speaker 1: and timmain bushes and getting up on a ladder and
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Speaker 1: cleaning gutters, and you know, it's not bad work, but
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Speaker 1: it wasn't fun. And so I decided that what I
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Speaker 1: wanted to do was rented out. And I found the
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Speaker 1: most amazing, kind, wonderful family and they're going to care
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Speaker 1: I've rented the house out for a year. They'll care
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Speaker 1: for that house for a year. They take care of
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Speaker 1: the utilities, the pool costs, the electric bill, the heating
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Speaker 1: whale bill, all of that, and the rent they pay
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Speaker 1: me is terrific. And I'm actually here in Portugal right now,
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Speaker 1: and we'll be traveling through to Europe for the summer,
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Speaker 1: Latin and South America starting in the fall and the winter.
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Speaker 1: And basically my cost of living is right around zero
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Speaker 1: right now, and I don't have to cut the grass.
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Speaker 4: Wow.
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Speaker 3: And they're doing all the maintenance and everything. I guess
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Speaker 3: if there's a major repair over one hundred bucks, you've
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Speaker 3: got to pay for it. But less than that they
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Speaker 3: pay for it. Is that how this is working?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's exactly it.
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Speaker 1: So you know, if it's if it's a little minor thing,
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Speaker 1: you know, these are terrific people with you know, they're
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Speaker 1: financially secure. They're not going to call me about a
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Speaker 1: fifty dollars something or other. Obviously, you know, if there
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Speaker 1: were to be a major problem, like if the authent
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Speaker 1: appliance were to fail, that's not their fault. And you know,
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Speaker 1: that's the kind of thing that I could call Best
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Speaker 1: Buy or PC Richards or somebody from here and you know,
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Speaker 1: have that appliance put in. I can manage all of
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Speaker 1: that from here. But that wouldn't be an expense that
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Speaker 1: I would expect them to.
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Speaker 3: Pay, right, All right, how long you've been doing this?
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Speaker 4: So just a moth.
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Speaker 1: I was officially homeless starting May first, but you know,
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Speaker 1: I'm homeless with other people's money, which is the happy
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Speaker 1: kind of homeless. And I spent the whole first month
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Speaker 1: traveling around the US, seeing people who I really care
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Speaker 1: about and love. But you know, there were people who
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Speaker 1: I hadn't seen in a couple of years, and I
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Speaker 1: think it's really important. You know, I spend all day
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Speaker 1: thinking about investing in the stock market and how to
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Speaker 1: make more money, but it's also really important to invest
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Speaker 1: in relationships.
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Speaker 4: And so, you know, I.
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Speaker 1: Traveled around and saw people that I cared about, and
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Speaker 1: I saw clients in person who I talked to regularly,
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Speaker 1: but it had never met face to face, and it
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Speaker 1: was it was terrific. And then at the end of May,
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Speaker 1: I got on a plane. I flew here to Lisbon.
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Speaker 1: I've been here for a week, and Carrie, I did
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Speaker 1: something that I have never done at any point before.
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Speaker 1: When I came to Lisbon, I had a one way
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Speaker 1: plane ticket. People keep asking me how long I'm going
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Speaker 1: to be here, and my answer is, I don't know,
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Speaker 1: We'll see. And after a week I'm starting to think
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Speaker 1: I might want to stay longer.
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Speaker 4: And the beauty is.
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Speaker 1: I don't have to restructure anything. I don't need a
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Speaker 1: different plane ticket. I can just call my airbnb host
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Speaker 1: and say, hey, I really like it here. Any chance
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Speaker 1: you guys would consider having before another week, another month, whatever.
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Speaker 4: Feel right at the time. All right, So.
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Speaker 3: I find it really fascinating here. And so basically you're
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Speaker 3: traveling around Europe for virtually nothing, right.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I took a look, and I know,
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Speaker 1: you know, if I spend a certain amount per month,
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Speaker 1: which is more than I need to live happily and comfortably,
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Speaker 1: my cost of living is zero.
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Speaker 4: But you know, think about it this way.
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Speaker 1: If I go over by one thousand dollars a month,
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Speaker 1: at the end of the year, it will have cost
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Speaker 1: me twelve thousand dollars to live at in half a
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Speaker 1: dozen different countries and have the adventure of a lifetime.
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Speaker 3: Well I'm envious here, man, Like I am serious, I'm
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Speaker 3: going to do it. Just figuring out the logistics. How
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Speaker 3: do you find a high quality ten intire that isn't
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Speaker 3: going to turn your house into a party scene every
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Speaker 3: Saturday night.
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Speaker 4: So part of it was a little bit of luck
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Speaker 4: and obviously some good screening.
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Speaker 1: And I have a real estate agent, patche who I
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Speaker 1: actually love, and I have a great relationship with Pax.
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Speaker 1: She was the one who helped me buy my house,
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Speaker 1: and she's somebody at trust and it took her, I think,
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Speaker 1: all of six days to find me the right people.
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Speaker 1: And I don't want to give names to violate their privacy.
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Speaker 1: But when this couple was walking through the house with me,
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Speaker 1: you know, they're the same age as me, and they
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Speaker 1: were just fun and interesting. We were sharing stories. Clearly
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Speaker 1: we got along. And then you know, near the end,
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Speaker 1: we walked into the downstairs study. My office is upstairs,
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Speaker 1: but there's a second office on the first floor, and
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Speaker 1: they said, hey, any chance we could turn this into
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Speaker 1: a bedroom and I saw, of course you could.
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Speaker 4: It would be very easy.
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Speaker 1: Man asked why and their answer was, well, we need
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Speaker 1: a room for our live in maid. I said, you
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Speaker 1: have a live in maid? They said yeah.
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Speaker 4: And at that point any.
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Speaker 1: Concerns that the house wasn't going to be cared for
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Speaker 1: was instantly gone. And I thought, my god, I want
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Speaker 1: these people. I don't want to rent to anyone else.
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Speaker 1: I want them. And throughout the whole process they were fun,
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Speaker 1: easy to deal with, easy to negotiate with. We were
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Speaker 1: all kind of accommodating with each other. We didn't really
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Speaker 1: negotiate hard with each other on either side, and they're
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Speaker 1: just really terrific people.
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Speaker 3: That's so good. And so you're going to do this
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Speaker 3: again next year.
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Speaker 1: You know what's really interesting as this cumble was walking
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Speaker 1: through the house, they said, you know, we really wanted
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Speaker 1: to rerlease, and my response was, you know what, as
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Speaker 1: of today, I'm happy to commit to one year, but
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Speaker 1: everything's negotiable. Let's talk. Why don't we see how you
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Speaker 1: like living here and why don't we see how I
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Speaker 1: like living everywhere else? And you know, we'll get together
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Speaker 1: and form on six months, am months, whatever it is,
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Speaker 1: and we'll talk and figure out what makes sense. But
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Speaker 1: if they want to stay and I'm enjoying it here,
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Speaker 1: I definitely would, you know, Carrie, one thing I think
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Speaker 1: is really worth relying is the emotional side of it.
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Speaker 1: I thought it would be really hard, you know, it
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Speaker 1: can be scary to give up your home, your possessions,
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Speaker 1: to basically look at a bag and say this is
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Speaker 1: what I have for a year. And when I did
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Speaker 1: the deal, I expected to feel anxious, worried, upset, you know,
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Speaker 1: concerned about my stuff, and instead I felt happy in
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Speaker 1: light And it's really interesting for me because as somebody
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Speaker 1: who I've spent my whole career focusing on how do
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Speaker 1: I make more money?
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Speaker 4: How do I get more?
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Speaker 1: And there was our possessions can weigh us down, and
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Speaker 1: there was something really free about just letting go of
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Speaker 1: everything and saying it'll all be fine, this will all
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Speaker 1: be fine without me, and I don't need so much,
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Speaker 1: and I'm living in comfortable places. They're just smaller and
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Speaker 1: it's really been amazing to let go.
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Speaker 4: It's made me feel more free.
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Speaker 3: Hey man, I love it. Man, this is such a
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Speaker 3: great story here. And so if somebody wants to follow
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Speaker 3: your example, is there a way to do it logically?
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Speaker 3: What's the first step?
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Speaker 1: So I think the first step is, first of all,
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Speaker 1: figure out yourself what kind of life do you want
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Speaker 1: to have, where do you want to live, and then
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Speaker 1: look at the finances of it, right Like, for example,
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Speaker 1: you know, if you live in a part of the
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Speaker 1: world where rental prices are very low and you want
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Speaker 1: to go live in like Monaco or Berlin or other
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Speaker 1: places you know, or in London, places that are really expensive,
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Speaker 1: that may be hard. In my case, I was coming
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Speaker 1: from a place where property values are very high and
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Speaker 1: you know, I wanted.
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Speaker 4: To come to Portugal, where life isn't what's.
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Speaker 3: Uh Northeast forget about it. You know, it's it's insane there.
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Speaker 3: I lived not too far from you in Westchester County,
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Speaker 3: and we had the privilege of paying the highest property
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Speaker 3: taxes in these here United States.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly.
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Speaker 1: And so you know, when you it works if there's
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Speaker 1: an arbitrage, If the place you want to live or
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Speaker 1: go or in my case travel is less expensive than
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Speaker 1: the place that you're renting out, you have more flexibility.
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Speaker 1: Part of it also is you have to figure out
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Speaker 1: do you want to rent furnished or unfurnished. In my case,
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Speaker 1: I really didn't want to have to pack up my
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Speaker 1: whole house, and part of my deal was I'm renting furnished.
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Speaker 4: If anyone wanted the place unfurnished, I.
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Speaker 1: Told them they could pay to pack up all my
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Speaker 1: stuff and store it and put it back.
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Speaker 4: Nobody wants to do that. Packing is a pain in
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Speaker 4: the but.
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Speaker 1: Obviously I got my personal stuff out of the way.
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Speaker 1: You know, people aren't living with my stuff in the closet.
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Speaker 1: But you know, I just negotiated with people and said,
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Speaker 1: you know, listen, I'm going to take one closet to
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Speaker 1: put boxes in.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to put some stuff in the garage.
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Speaker 1: And I wanted one day in the garage for my car,
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Speaker 1: and they were kind enough to say, sure that works
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Speaker 1: for us, and they took the place furnished. And because
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Speaker 1: of the kind of people I'm renting to, I'm really
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Speaker 1: not worried that I'm going to come home to a
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Speaker 1: destroyed couch. And you know, I think you were the
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Speaker 1: one who asked me, you know what, like what if
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Speaker 1: they break something? And the truth is, yeah, they might
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Speaker 1: drop a dish and break it and want it'll all
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Speaker 1: be fine, and too if I were at home, maybe
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Speaker 1: i'd drop aedition break in.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you never know, never know, So you lock up
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Speaker 3: your really precious things in the storage.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I have safes in the house. I
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Speaker 1: had other places where I could put things.
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 1: The truth is, other than you know, some watches and
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Speaker 1: you know, some some sentimental jewelry for my grandparents, I
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Speaker 1: don't necessarily have a lot of high dollar value possessions,
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Speaker 1: you know, I would. Nobody's going to steal the TV.
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Speaker 1: It's not worth that much anyway. And I'm just like
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Speaker 1: I said, I got lucky enough to find people where
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Speaker 1: I felt light and easy and like I could let
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Speaker 1: go and just not worry about it so much. But listen,
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Speaker 1: for the people listening to this, this is something you
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Speaker 1: want to do, and you really are worried about stuff
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Speaker 1: like that, then that's okay. You know, you can pack
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Speaker 1: up your stuff and store it and it'll cost you
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Speaker 1: something and need your margins a little, but there's nothing
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Speaker 1: wrong with doing that. A lot of people prefer to
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Speaker 1: rent unfurnished anyway, and it may give you the choice
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Speaker 1: of or a larger choice of the potential renters.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, right, And so you have to plan it out.
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Speaker 3: You can't just say one day I'm going to do
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Speaker 3: this and then you do it. It doesn't work that way, right,
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Speaker 3: But so what kind of if you pay like virtually
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Speaker 3: nothing for your house, I mean, it's the ideal. It's
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Speaker 3: kind of like you're taking on debt and then you're
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Speaker 3: letting your tenant pay the pay your mortgage for you
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Speaker 3: effectively and your taxes. And if you pay eighty percent
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Speaker 3: of it, you're that much further ahead. And you got
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Speaker 3: to do it for you got to do what you
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Speaker 3: really wanted to do, right, It's an amazing fit.
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Speaker 4: I mean, I love that's exactly that's exactly right.
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Speaker 1: So when I did the math on this, I said, okay,
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Speaker 1: you know monthly rent is X. From that, let's subtract
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Speaker 1: come taxes because you have to make taxes on the
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Speaker 1: rental income. And then we subtract property taxes and my
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Speaker 1: home insurance and a reasonable estimate of what maintenance will
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Speaker 1: be for the year, Like you said, you know, hey,
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Speaker 1: I have an appliance breaks who's let on.
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Speaker 4: Of course, there's the.
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Speaker 1: Mortgage, and then local property taxes, which are maybe a
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Speaker 1: little bit lower in Westport than when you were in Westchester,
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Speaker 1: but they're not free. And so I did the math
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Speaker 1: on all of that and said, wait in a minute,
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Speaker 1: even when I subtract all of these things, so all
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Speaker 1: of these expenses will be paid for by my tenant,
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Speaker 1: and that leaves me money left over to live on
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Speaker 1: and enjoy. And so that part has really been fun.
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Speaker 1: The other thing, too, is, you know, my home in
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Speaker 1: Westport is it's large, and so the electric bill is high,
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Speaker 1: and the heating oil bill is high, the pool costs
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Speaker 1: are high, and all of a sudden, it's very nice
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Speaker 1: to be able to pass those expenses on and have
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Speaker 1: somebody else take care.
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Speaker 4: Of it, all right, it's not just income, it's a
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Speaker 4: reduction of expenses.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, which you know, that's one of the best ways
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Speaker 3: of making money is saving money. Many of you don't
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Speaker 3: realize it, but every dollar you save is a dollar
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Speaker 3: that can be put elsewhere, whether it's retirement funds or whatever.
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Speaker 3: And you could basically if you feel like you want
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Speaker 3: to travel three months of the year, you do it
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Speaker 3: for three months.
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Speaker 4: Right, that's exactly right.
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Speaker 1: And you know, just as an example, I've had winter
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Speaker 1: months where you know, I think it's really whole. My
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Speaker 1: heating oil bill at times has been fifteen hundred dollars
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Speaker 1: for a month.
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Speaker 4: One time I had a one thousand dollars heating bill
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Speaker 4: for one week.
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Speaker 1: It was just freezing cold outside and the boiler was
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Speaker 1: running constantly. To not have those expenses ticking against me, right,
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Speaker 1: to have somebody else taking care of that while I'm
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Speaker 1: you know, here where it's seventy five degrees and sunny
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Speaker 1: and doesn't get dark till nine thirty at night has
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Speaker 1: really been amazing. The other thing that's worked for me
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Speaker 1: is and I've had a lot of practice at this.
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Speaker 1: When I set up the Anowledge Investing I decided I
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Speaker 1: never wanted to have an office. I set up the
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Speaker 1: firm so I could work from anywhere and regularly. Over
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Speaker 1: the last five years have traveled. I go away for
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Speaker 1: a month or two at a time. I've lived in
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Speaker 1: different countries. That's been amazing. And what I've found is
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Speaker 1: that I am not only as effective, I'm actually more
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Speaker 1: effective when I'm on the road. Something about the excitement
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Speaker 1: and friction and different experiences I have spark some creativity
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Speaker 1: in me, and I write more, I think more, I
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Speaker 1: see things differently, and so you know, when I've been away,
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Speaker 1: I've actually done more and better work than when I
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Speaker 1: was at Hall.
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Speaker 3: Amazing, and you're happier right to Yeah, you're away from
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Speaker 3: the rat race.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's in.
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Speaker 1: I mean, just as an example, I've gone out every
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Speaker 1: night this week. You know, remember here the the market
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Speaker 1: doesn't open till two thirty. It doesn't close it till
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Speaker 1: nine o'clock, which is a really normal time in Lisbon
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Speaker 1: to go out for dinner. Yesterday, I was at a
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Speaker 1: coworking event. Tonight, I'm going to a social event. Two
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Speaker 1: nights ago, there was a digital marketing event the night
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Speaker 1: before there was an event for expats to play board
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Speaker 1: games like there's there are just constantly things went on.
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Speaker 1: And here's one thing that's just completely different. Walking around Lisbon.
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Speaker 1: I'm I'm walking up and down these hills for a
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Speaker 1: mile or two every day. I'm healthier and living better.
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Speaker 1: And Andrew, Hey, I got to tell you like funny story.
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Speaker 1: I took May off, I should say April. The month
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Speaker 1: of April, I went to Spain, went to Thailand, came back,
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Speaker 1: hung out in Spain for a few days. And of
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Speaker 1: course that was when we had the blackout, which you
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Speaker 1: guys had also. And unlike in New York, where everything
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Speaker 1: hits the fan, god forbid, you don't have lights on.
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Speaker 3: I mean, life can't go on. Well, I was fortunate
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Speaker 3: my hotel had a backup generator. But I walked that
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Speaker 3: day twenty five thousand steps Gary. When I got home,
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Speaker 3: I had lost four pounds on a vacation.
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Speaker 4: How does that happen?
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Speaker 3: Huh?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that is amazing.
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Speaker 1: And obviously, you know, in a place like this, European food,
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Speaker 1: the portions are a little bit smaller.
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Speaker 4: I've lost weight as well.
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Speaker 1: And one of my favorite things to do a lot
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Speaker 1: of times, people like to stay, you know, wherever it's
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Speaker 1: closest to the center of town. I'll often stay a
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Speaker 1: mile out. You can get a nicer place. Yeah, with
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Speaker 1: a little more distance. Yeah, But here's the beauty of it.
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Speaker 1: You want to go to breakfast, mile there, a mile back.
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Speaker 1: You want to go to dinner, mile there, a mile back,
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Speaker 1: you have to walk two miles. Rather, you get to
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Speaker 1: walk two miles just to go ab a me all
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Speaker 1: and that is terrific. And on Sunday, I'm supposed to
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Speaker 1: meet somebody for a.
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Speaker 4: River cruise down at the river.
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Speaker 1: That's a thirty minute walk from here to get down
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Speaker 1: to the pier, and it's going to be a thirty
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Speaker 1: minute walk up hills on the way back.
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Speaker 4: Wow.
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Speaker 3: I love it. Man. I'm coming back as Gary Brody
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Speaker 3: in my next life.
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Speaker 4: It's a pretty good life. And interesting that you mentioned Thailand.
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Speaker 1: I have been there several times since I started Deep
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Speaker 1: Knowledge investing. A couple of years ago. I went there
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Speaker 1: for a month and just loved living there. It was terrific.
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Speaker 1: And then earlier this year I took a two month
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Speaker 1: trip through Thailand, Vietnam and Korea and was just great
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Speaker 1: to go back and you meet people and visit some
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Speaker 1: of the same people in some of the same places.
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Speaker 3: All right, man, hey, so this's just one example of
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Speaker 3: all the hacks you have created, finance hacks, ways to
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Speaker 3: Just tell us where do we find you, How do
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Speaker 4: Thanks Kerry. Best place to go is Deep Knowledge Investing
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Speaker 4: if any of you want to reach out to me.
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Speaker 4: Either I are at Deep Knowledge Investing dot com.
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Speaker 1: I read everything that comes to that email and respond,
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Speaker 1: or if you go to the website the Acknowledge Investing
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Speaker 3: great to have you on. We will talk to you
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