PhREI Network Roundup 8-1-24: The Broken Bow Bubble Bursts

As you know, as part of the PhREI network, we decided to start a weekly roundup to share new activity from across the network. Enjoy!

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The Darwinian Doctor

Daniel Shin of The Darwinian Doctor reviews his short term and long term rental portfolio with us! You may remember his post from about one year ago to the day, regarding his Broken Bow rental cabin. Well, that bubble has burst…

The Broken Bow Bubble Bursts

The Prudent Plastic Surgeon

A lot of people, mainly doctors, don’t understand or know the difference between good debt versus bad debt. Even further, they don’t know how to USE good debt to PAY OFF bad debt. So, I'm about to school you…. let me tell you how!

How I Use Good Debt to Pay Off Bad Debt

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