You can afford absolutely everything you want all the time, just kidding.

You can afford anything, but not everything.

Every decision that you make is a trade-off against something else.

So if there's something that you really want, whether that's travel or an early retirement

or to send your kids to college, if there's something that drives you, you can afford it

even if you don't necessarily recognize that you can.

It's just that you can't afford everything.

So the question becomes, what decisions are we going to make, what's most important to

us, and how do we align our day-to-day actions with those decisions?

This is the Affordable Care Podcast, which is dedicated to finding the answers to those

questions.

And today, I am taking questions that you, the listeners, have sent in.

Now, I recently did a real estate episode, and I don't like to do too many of those

consecutively because this is, like, hashtag not a real estate show.

And when I want to emphasize a point, I put a hashtag around it for some reason.

But I've been getting a lot of real estate questions, and so, hey, that's what we're going

to talk about today.

And actually, I like these questions that I've been getting because they're kind of cool

because they, well, as you'll hear, they lead into ways to think like an investor.

So even for those of you who are listening who might not be interested in real estate,

hopefully, what you get out of this show, out of today's episode, are ways of thinking

about a problem or ways of addressing or solving a problem.

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