How to Get Started in Real Estate Investing in Kansas City (Without Getting Stuck)
Four out of five people who start learning real estate never do a deal. Here’s how to be the one who does: a simple, no-hype roadmap for brand-new Kansas City investors — pick one strategy, learn from people doing real deals, and finally get started.
Self-Directed IRA Rules Every Real Estate Investor Should Know Before Buying Property
Your IRA owns the property — not you. That one idea drives almost every rule. No personal use. No renting to your kids. No painting the walls yourself. Carl Fischer walks through the self-directed IRA rules every real estate investor needs to know before buying — disqualified persons, sweat equity, non-recourse debt, UBIT, and who actually approves the deal (hint: not your custodian).
Fake Offer Checks in the Crosshairs of Attorneys
What does your marketing to buy houses look like these days. Did your attorney review it. You might want to have it all reviewed before you send another mail piece and while your at it, update your website. Read our post to see why.
Where Do I Find A Real Estate Mentor
“I need a mentor” is what most new investors say — but it’s rarely what they need first. Here’s how to tell whether a mentor, a coach, a training course, or a community is your real next step
You Don’t Just Need a Trust. You Need an Operating System.
Two investors built millions in real estate. One died suddenly; one slipped into a long illness. Both estates collapsed — not from the market, but because no one knew how to run the business. A trust says who gets it. Here’s the operating system that says how to run it.
How a $5 Million Legacy Disappeared While Everyone was Watching
He should have died worth $5 million. Instead, Alzheimer’s — and the absence of one written plan — took almost all of it. Vena Jones-Cox shares her father’s story, and what every real estate investor should do now to keep it from becoming theirs.