Robert K always talked about this, being able to utilize debt and the depreciation for tax benefits, I love how much of an advocate he is to BTC, also a huge gold and silver and of course real estate tycoon. I definitely need to brush up on utilizing these tax incentives better
its literally his branding to create asset from debt,all his books always talks about this thing and I couldn guess he made quite the fortune from the book as well therefore no question about it.
but its just might not suited for everyone, the fact that we are creating asset using debt, might put a lot pressure towards our mental health when thing goes wrong like pandemic occurring for example.
not to mention the fact that there are not many ways to get that much of a meaningful money from loan if we don't have assets in the first place, definitely not suited for people starting out.
There are many misconceptions about debt, but that's because our thinking and mindset isn't quite right.
Indeed, in this case I quite agree when saying debt can eventually turn into profits as Saylor did with the principle of bitcoin maximalism which is done by borrowing money from the bank and converting it to bitcoin but on the other hand things like that are not a guarantee for us who do not have a large guarantee.
In the end, we must know that the majority of people in low economic strata only use debt to support themselves so that they can continue to live, which of course makes it difficult for them, therefore sometimes for those in poverty strata it is not advisable to borrow because it will greatly endanger themselves.
thats true, the thing is, most poor people just getting debt to support the lack of money to fulfil basic needs let alone creating asset, if they can't eat today, then they are done for, its quite different for middle class to upper class yes, because the people in the lower class don't really have something to fall on when they are failing, once they are entagled in debt, well its the end for them homeless is their next stage of poverty.