Is it possible to be too old to start investing? Is it ever too late to reap the benefits of buying performing assets?

Well, the quick answer is no.

You're never too old to invest, but bear with me here

because I want to go into some specifics

behind what this question really means.

You might be wondering, is it even worth it at my age to get

started? We'll answer that and more on today's show. I'm Clayton Morris. I'm the

founder of Morris Invest, long-term real estate investor, and our website at Morris Invest answers so many questions about investing.

I want you to go check it out. So is this question based on that feeling that there just isn't

enough time left before retirement to acquire performing assets.

You might be thinking that you won't be able to pay off your loans in time to benefit from the full

rental income.

Or maybe you're simply afraid of investing at a later age due to lack of education, a lack of financial

education.

Right?

After all, most of us weren't taught about financial education in school.

It's something we've had to learn independently. Maybe someone handed us a book that lit a light bulb. Maybe you stumbled across a YouTube video that finally kick-started you into investing. You didn't even know this existed you've been working the 9 to 5

your whole life and wish you'd started earlier. Please don't take offense to

this idea of lack of education, right? Financial education is rare in our

country. They don't teach it in schools.

So there's nothing offensive here about it. If you've been sold the idea of a 401k,

you know a nest egg, social security benefits, then you're certainly not alone in that, right?

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