Tag: Mindset

CoronaVirus and the DoorInvestor Retreat

Throughout the month of February we deliberately took a step back from blogging, because we felt there are more important things in life for us to spend time on at the moment, rather than investing in more real estate properties (and talking about it), and that is to fight the CoronaVirus. DoorInvestor was not set…

Buy Toys with Passive Income

For most of us who work a full time 9-5 W2 job, it is quite common to use our earned income, or sometimes called active income, for spending, whether the spending is for survival or for pleasure. There is nothing wrong with this model, and as a matter of fact, this may be the only…

Owning vs. Controlling

Let’s start off with the famous quote from Rocketfeller, “The secret to success is to own nothing, but control everything.“ What does that actually mean and how does that apply in today’s society? First off, the disclaimer, we are not a law firm and we do not provide any legal advice. What we blog is…

Work When You Want To

It was Veteran’s Day weekend last few days, although it was not a “major” holiday, most companies (except banks) actually requested employees to report to work, but part of the perk for being a real estate investor (a.k.a. DoorInvestor) is that I can work when I want to, not because I have to. This is…

Vivid Vision as a Business Plan

As a real estate investor, you are essentially running a business. Most entrepreneurs who own business will say that having a good business plan will increase your chance of succeeding in your business adventure. We certainly agree with that statement, but here is more: Learning from Cameron Herold, the author of Vivid Vision: A Remarkable…

The Review of Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing

Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing is the third book in the opening series of Rich Dad, Poor Dad. This third book gets a little longer and a little more technical. At DoorInvestor, we feel that if you can read through these first 3 books from Rich Dad, you definitely have done your part and you…

I Love My Job

People may say “I Love My Job” for many reasons. When referring to the term “job,” we are talking about the 9-5, W2, full time job; the one that you are trading your time for your salary, that most of us are engaged to at the moment. There is absolutely nothing wrong when someone says…

FIRE, Part 2 – Financial Independence with Real Estate

We talked about FIRE as in Financial Independence, Retire Early in a previous blog post (that you can read here). But when it comes to the term of “FIRE,” we also have a slightly different, but playful interpretation of what it means. At DoorInvestor, FIRE also means Financial Independence with Real Estate. It is quite…

When Can I Retire?

Have you ever asked yourself (or your friends) this question, “When can I retire?” Traditionally, we think of reaching the goal of retirement when we have $X in our bank account. For example, one will say, “I can retire when I have 2 million dollars in my bank.” Although that is a very common and…

FIRE – Financial Independence, Retire Early

People often have a negative impression when it comes to the concept of “retirement.” Some may say, “it will be so boring when you do nothing at home;” other may say, “we should be productive to this world and not waste our talents.” I do not disagree with all these statements, but at the same…