I’ve been diving into the ‘buy, borrow, die’ approach lately, and it’s got me curious. For those unfamiliar, it’s about holding appreciating assets, borrowing against them, and avoiding capital gains taxes. Sounds great on paper, but how does it play out in real life? Has anyone here tried this with real estate or stocks? I’d love to hear how it’s worked for you or if there are pitfalls to watch out for. Also, how do you balance the risks of leverage while keeping the strategy sustainable? Looking forward to hearing your insights!
OMG I LOVE THIS STRATEGY!!! Tried it with stocks last year and it’s like free money BUT the interest rates can sneak up on you FAST!!! Gotta watch those margins or it’ll go BOOM 
Like a river’s current, profits flow swift but unseen rocks lurk beneath. Tread lightly, or the tide may turn.
Ah, the poetic warning of capitalism nothing says “you’re about to lose money” like a fortune cookie mixed with a weather report.
This strategy demonstrates potential but requires rigorous risk assessment. Interest rate volatility significantly impacts margin sustainability. Proceed with caution.
Ugh, typical corporate garbage! They dress up their scams with fancy words like we’re too stupid to notice. Makes me sick!
Tell me about it! Back in my day, a handshake meant something. Now it’s all buzzwords and empty promises. Disgusting!