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From St. Petersburg, Russia, to St. Petersburg, Florida, and across 188 nations worldwide, this is Get Rich Education.

I'm Keith Weinhold, back to help you build your wealth. And today, we're building your wealth and building your life at the same time.

Now, we've discussed how real estate investing begins with you.

What do you want it to do for you?

The production of cash flow is a common answer,

and it's still number one for me, quite frankly,

but what if there were an asset that could provide you

with both stable cash flows

and you could also own this property in a place where you might

get peaceable enjoyment of the premises a few weeks a year yourself at the same time. And that's

what we're talking about today. Now, if you've got a vacancy in your Baltimore income property,

Baltimore is nice, but it's quite unlikely that you would

want to vacation there and fill the vacancy yourself for a couple weeks, since a holistic

definition of wealth is not just money, and it's really the entirety of your life's different

components, like we talked about here with Chris Martinson recently,

you can't just stick wealth in a 401k and defer it all until you're 60 or 70.

But now, there are some things that you do want to avoid with real estate investing for lifestyle.

One that quickly comes to mind is a timeshare. A lot of times, time share participants,

they don't actually own a real tangible asset. They pay a high management fee. And then worse,

they rarely see the value of their investment tied to the actual value of the underlying property.

Now, when you think about vacation home ownership, you might also

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