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Borrowing Money To Buy Assets | The Tyler Wagner Show Short Cl

Name: Borrowing Money To Buy Assets | The Tyler Wagner Show Short Cl
Uploaded: 2021-11-29T15:56:19+00:00
Duration: 1 min 31 s
Channel: Tyler Wagner
Description: In this short dialogue from the Tyler Wagner Show, the speakers challenge the common belief that debt is inherently bad. They argue that the primary…

29 Nov 2021 · 2 min

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In this short dialogue from the Tyler Wagner Show, the speakers challenge the common belief that debt is inherently bad. They argue that the primary factor separating the wealthy from the middle and lower classes is the strategic use of debt. Wealthy individuals, they claim, do not pay cash for purchases; instead they borrow to acquire assets that generate cash flow and appreciate in value. By using the cash generated from these assets to service the debt, the investment becomes self‑sustaining and requires no personal capital. The conversation highlights that companies like Amazon and Facebook began with borrowed capital or angel investment, illustrating that borrowing can be a catalyst for growth when directed toward cash‑producing ventures. Real estate is presented as the optimal asset class for this strategy because it both yields rental income and tends to appreciate over time. The speakers criticize conventional financial advice—such as relying solely on IRAs, saving cash, or avoiding debt—as insufficient for achieving true financial freedom, asserting that scaling up through leveraged asset acquisition is the only realistic path to significant wealth creation.

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Like, how would— how do you like break through the, you know what I mean, the mask or whatever?
Yeah, it's tough because the people are brainwashed in this. Not just schools, it's society is brainwashed that, you know, debt is bad. But that's, that's the number one factor that separates the wealthy and, you know, the upper class from the middle and lower class is debt. Wealthy people don't pay cash for stuff. They don't. They borrow money to buy assets. That produce cash and grow in value. So if you borrow money, go into debt to buy something, and that something produces cash, and use that cash to pay off that debt, it's self-sustaining. So you're not using any of your own money. But then with real estate, it grows in value. Like, you know, Amazon or Facebook, those companies don't pay cash for things. They started out with debt, angel investors, or, you know, or borrowing money from banks. Borrowing money is not a bad thing if you're using that money to produce cash. And, you know, to buy assets that produce cash. If you're borrowing money to buy something that doesn't produce cash? Of course, that's stupid. And that's what people try to avoid. And that's what you're taught not to do. But how are you expecting to create financial freedom going to work for somebody and putting money aside in IRA or, you know, paying cash for things? It's just not physically possible. The only way to do it is to scale up and borrow money, but borrow money and buy something that produces cash and grows in value. And real estate, in my opinion, is the best thing to do that in. And that's the only way you're going to actually make an impact.