What to Do When You Don’t Feel Smart Anymore.
by Vena Jones-Cox If you got into real estate anytime in the last decade, you’ve spent most of your investing life in a market where prices went up, inventory stayed tight, and competition never really let up. There are some real advantages to that kind of market. Flips, both wholesale and retail, sell fast. Renters...
I Can’t Said the Ant. But He’s a Brainless Arthropod. What’s Your Excuse?
By Vena Jones-Cox When I was 2 or 3 years old, my mother took me on trips to the library almost every week. While she checked out the latest mystery novels, I always went to the same shelf in the children’s section and pulled down the same worn, tea-colored book called “I Can’t, Said the...
Keeping more of your money—legally, of course with Scott Ellsworth
Tax expert and investor Scott Ellsworth is joining us to share his best advice foryear-end tax planning: what you can still do this year to lower your 2025 tax bill,what’s changed thanks to the Big Beautiful Bill, and what you might be missing ifyou haven’t talked to your CPA in a while. Listen in here
Bridging the Gap Between Taxes and Real Estate Investing
By MidAtlantic IRA Most investors treat taxes as something to worry about in April. They file, they pay, forget about it and then they get back to doing deals. Taxes are an afterthought, not the forethought, but the best investors I know think about taxes year-round. Tax strategies help guide their funding decisions — and...
Buying Vacant Land . . . NO WAY!
By Kathy Kennebrook Do you realize that you can build your fortune through buying vacant land? You’re saying: “No way!!” I am saying: “Yes…WAY!”