Are Your Investments TOO Over Diversified? w/ Jeana & Scott
Summary
AI-generatedThis episode explores the complexities of over-diversified investment portfolios, particularly for those with high incomes and no debt. Hosts discuss the challenges of valuing alternative assets and offer advice on developing financial modeling skills to better assess investment performance and achieve financial independence.
Key insights
A residential assisted living business with 8 residents generating $20,000 in income against $14,000 in overhead and bills could be valued at approximately $90,000 for the business and $300,000-$325,000 for the property, totaling around $415,000.
Mistakes to avoid
Cashing out a 401(k) during the pandemic may have incurred unnecessary penalties and taxes; hosts should consult a CPA to explore options for repayment or tax deferral if hardship withdrawals were qualified.
Tools & resources
Excel is Funcourse
The YouTube channel 'Excel is Fun' offers a free course that can help develop essential financial modeling skills for analyzing investments.
Frequently Asked Questions
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