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Becoming a Landlord: 8 Simple Steps to Take

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Have you always dreamed of becoming a landlord?

Let’s face it; owning an investment property can feel like a pipe-dream. After all, you purchase a property, find suitable tenants and collect rent each month. Once you’ve realized your dream, you can sell the house and enjoy a sizable profit.

What could be better?

Of course, operating an investment property can prove to be an incredible investment. But, as it turns out, there’s more to becoming a landlord that kicking your feet up and collecting monthly checks. [Read more…] about Becoming a Landlord: 8 Simple Steps to Take

Black Billionaires in 2021―And How They Made Their Money

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As recently as March of 2020, there were 2,095 billionaires reported worldwide, according to Forbes. The total net worth of all these billionaires combined reaches an astounding $8 trillion. That’s $700 billion less than 2019, but hey—it’s still an undeniably large number.

Something else that’s undeniable is how few of these billionaires are Black. Currently, only 6 of the 615 billionaires living in the US are Black, highlighting a clear lack of diversity. [Read more…] about Black Billionaires in 2021―And How They Made Their Money

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Transform Your Home: Bobby Berk’s Top 9 Interior Design Tips

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Fun fact: the stars of Netflix’s Queer Eye amassed the most Instagram followers the year that it was released on the streaming platform.

That’s a lot of people dedicated to following the Fab Five. The design expert of the bunch, Bobby Berk, works to perfect the interiors of people’s homes.

If you’re looking for the perfect Bobby Berk home, here are nine of his best Queer Eye tips for transforming your home from the inside out. [Read more…] about Transform Your Home: Bobby Berk’s Top 9 Interior Design Tips

The First Pride Was a Riot: Stonewall and the LGBTQIA+ Movement

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June of 2020 marked the 50th anniversary of the Christopher Street Liberation Day march, the earliest version of what we now call the Pride parade. What you may not know is that the year before, the first Pride was a riot.

All the way up until the 1960s, New York City, like the rest of America, criminalized the LGBTQ+ community. It was illegal for the community to “gather,” as this counted as “disorderly.”

As a result, the community went underground, so to speak. Gay bars like the historic Stonewall Inn cropped up around Greenwich Village and other parts of New York. Here, the community was free to be themselves―for the most part. [Read more…] about The First Pride Was a Riot: Stonewall and the LGBTQIA+ Movement

Drastic Plastic: 9 Credit Card Mistakes You Need to Avoid

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About 55% of Americans with credit cards are in debt, which means millions of Americans are falling prey to one or more of these common―yet deadly―credit card mistakes.

In fact, US households added $26 billion in credit card debt, with about one in 10 people noting a balance over $5,000!

Given the risks associated with credit cards, you’d do well to learn about their most dangerous pitfalls. This way, you can wield them safely, while benefiting from their benefits and perks. [Read more…] about Drastic Plastic: 9 Credit Card Mistakes You Need to Avoid