You can afford anything, but you can't afford everything.

Every choice that you make is a trade-off against something else, and that applies not

just to how you spend your money, but how you spend your time, your energy, your focus,

your attention, how you spend any limited resource in your life, saying yes to one thing,

implicitly means saying no to something else, and that opens up two questions.

First, what matters most in your life?

And second, how do you make daily decisions and take daily actions to reflect that which

matters most?

Answering these two questions is a lifetime practice, and that is what this podcast is

here to explore.

My name is Paula Pat.

I am the host of the Affordable Care Foundation podcast.

Every other episode I answer questions that come from you, the community.

And today, we'll be tackling questions with a real estate theme.

Here's what we're going to talk about.

Paul's parents own a property that's worth about $100,000, and they owe $80,000 on the

mortgage.

He's interested in buying this property from them.

How should he do it?

Can he just take over their mortgage?

Max is torn between investing in a rental property out of state, building a rental property

on his own lot, or taking advantage of a mega-backed or Roth 401k opportunity through his company.

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