🚨 Robert Kiyosaki is carrying up to $1.2B in debt. This number may sound insane, but Kiyosaki calls it “good debt.” He uses leverage to acquire income-generating real estate, rather than borrowing to buy items that only drain money each month. Notably, the $1.2B is not entirely Kiyosaki’s personal debt—it’s tied to approximately 1,500 apartment units he owns with partners, meaning his actual liability is significantly lower. Kiyosaki still holds a fairly extreme view: “Debt can make you richer.” Instead of holding cash, he prioritizes Bitcoin, gold, silver, and real estate to hedge against inflation and the depreciation of fiat currency. But here’s the controversial part: Whether debt is “good” depends entirely on the asset behind it. If the asset appreciates and generates sufficient cash flow → leverage can amplify profits. If the asset declines and cash flow isn’t enough to cover debt → leverage also amplifies losses. Would you dare use leverage like Kiyosaki?