Category: Roundups

In today’s PhREI Network roundup, we’ve got a medley of knowledge and tips. Learn about the best security products for your short term rental, secrets to becoming rich, and why you should max your 401k.

Carpe Diem MD

In yet another incredibly helpful post, Ian Cook reviews security products from the Ring versus the Nest ecosystems.

Between the two systems, he feels that Ring has the edge!

Read the full post on Carpe Diem MD here: Ring vs Nest for your Short-Term Rental Property (Airbnb/VRBO)

The Darwinian Doctor

In this post, Daniel Shin covers the basics of how to save money and invest to generate wealth over time.

Here’s a preview of the 6 Steps to Save, Invest, and Become Rich:

1. Map out your income and expenses
2. Grow the gap
3. Save an emergency fund
4. Pay off high interest debt
5. Invest regularly
6. Wait

Read the original post here: How to Save, Invest, and Become Rich

The Prudent Plastic Surgeon

In this post, Jordan Frey focuses down onto the 401k and outlines the reasons why you should really max out your 401k retirement fund.

Here’s a preview of the reasons:

1. Tax deferred growth
2. Diversification
3. Asset protection
4. Behavioral simplicity
5. Employer match

Carpe Diem MD

Hot off the success of the first offering of their short term rental course, Ian and Lauren took a well deserved family vacation with their kids to Utah and Colorado. They shared photos of their cool “retro trailer” and some of the amazing views on the The Carpe Diem MD Short-term Rental Group.

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The Prudent Plastic Surgeon

Jordan Frey had an interesting week as a blogger when an overnight server upgrade took his site down for a full week! This is an eternity in blogger time. Read about this experience, and what it made him realize below:

The Most Frustrating Experience as a Blogger…But I’m Back!

The Darwinian Doctor

I hit a bit of a speed bump in my professional life this past week when I had two overnight calls within 3 days of each other. While during residency this was absolutely normal, it’s been five years since I was a resident. I was surprised by how much it wiped me out, so I wrote a blog post about it and included some original research into which specialties seem to hate call the most. Enjoy!

5 types of doctors that hate call the most