Where you see an unattractive, damaged, or worn-out home, Lifestyles Unlimited members see an income-producing investment vehicle. The difference is that they rely on a time-tested model for assessing rehab cost, cash flow, equity capture, and a whole gamut of other indicators that let them know whether a deal is a deal. Learn how, after almost 30 years of using this approach, Lifestyles Unlimited members are still retiring in five years or less.
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(February 20, 2019) The Convergence of Financial Empowerment, Financial Awareness & Financial Control
There is an investment out there, and a map to it, that will dramatically improve your life through financial empowerment, awareness, and control. According to Del, a great deal of change can be implemented in your lifestyle simply by understanding and making adjustments to your finances.
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(February 19, 2019) Tell Del Tuesday “Banker Retires with Passive Real Estate Investing” – Featuring LU Member & Ambassador, Jim
Here, we’ll learn how Lifestyles Unlimited Member and Ambassador, Jim, turned his 30 years of banking experience into one of his biggest assets for passive multifamily investing. This meant utilizing some of what he’d learned in the finance industry and embracing new education from his mentors at Lifestyles Unlimited. In so doing, Jim fully realized his goal of sustaining himself entirely through passive streams of income.
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(February 18, 2019) Del Walmsley Shares Lifestyles Unlimited Best Practices with Callers
Del helps four callers overhaul their real estate investing strategy and get a running start in their investments. Join us as we cover such things as different types of depreciation for tax write-offs, the benefits of the tax law changes for real estate investors, how to build a portfolio quickly and effectively, and how to approach multifamily. This is real-world application of the Lifestyles Unlimited investment model at its finest.
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(February 17, 2019) The Power of Mentorship & Single Family Investing
Today, Host Al Gordon offers a dose of honesty, entirely on the air, in a move almost completely unheard of in mainstream media. If not for his Mentor, Del Walmsley, he would not be a radio show host and he would not be retired with real estate. Nowhere is this better exemplified than later in the show when Al’s analysis of single family investing goes beyond the data nodding to the decades of wisdom he gained from Del.
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(February 15, 2019) Why Retirement Is a Lifestyle Choice
You have more in common with Benjamin Franklin than you might think. Much of the genius we attribute to him today actually comes down to a process involving 10 “productivity values” he used in his day-to-day life. Learn how this process forged one of our founding fathers, and why your retirement boils down to a similar process or lifestyle choice.
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(February 15, 2019) You Can Have Anything You Want in Life, but You Can’t Have Everything
In the fight of his life against cancer, Del turned to the joy of train-making. He threw himself head first into this world, and before he knew it, he was overloaded with tracks, trains, landscapes and more. Making sense of this new hobby became a building block of his life and Lifestyles Unlimited; you can have anything you want in life, but you can’t have everything.
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(February 14, 2019) The Silent Alarm Bell For Retirement in America
On this show, Del reveals the silent alarm bell for retirement that not many would notice in this healthy economy, but for a few subtle, yet drastically important indicators.
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(February 14, 2019) The 5-Year Retirement Wealth Snowball
Have you ever had a retirement plan that eventually funded itself? Today, we talk about “The Investment Snowball,” a concept regarding the Lifestyles Unlimited real estate investment model that is retiring its members in 5 years or less… and beyond.
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How Starting a Rental Property Business Can Retire You Faster Than Your 401k
We’re all taught to save our way to retirement. We take a portion of our monthly income and invest it in a 401K account. However, there is a far more effective way to retire; building cash flow from real estate investments.
