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How To Choose A Real Estate Tax Accountant
How To Choose A Real Estate Tax Accountant Are you tired of having a HUGE tax bill? Most professionals are and look into investing in real estate to help lower some of their tax burden. I started investing in real estate syndications several years ago and quickly realized that having a good real estate accountant on
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Investing in Airbnb Property: A Beginner’s Guide to Passive Income
Investing in Airbnb Property: A Beginner’s Guide to Passive Income New Passive Investor Circle members wanting to invest in real estate syndications typically look for ways to build cash flow without having to rely on their full-time job. In the past, I’ve given information about the different assets classes we’ve invested in to help educate
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How ChatGPT Is Changing Real Estate Investing
How ChatGPT Is Changing Real Estate Investing Since OpenAI released its blockbuster bot in November 2022, it’s quickly garnered attention for its detailed responses and extensive knowledge of a myriad of industries and sectors. ChatGPT has started to infiltrate several businesses at a previously unseen pace, and it’s becoming a game-changer on many levels. ChatGPT’s
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From Burnout to Financial Freedom: Real Estate Investing for Doctors
From Burnout to Financial Freedom: Real Estate Investing for Doctors Even though a full-time physician in the United States earn on average $208,000 per year, this alone may not be enough to achieve financial freedom. If you’re a doctor or other high-income earner, it’s vital to understand how and where to invest your income. And
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11 Businesses That Run Themselves For Passive Income
11 Businesses That Run Themselves For Passive Income Warren Buffett once said, “If you don’t find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die.” I realized a few years ago after a wrist injury that if I couldn’t use my hands then I couldn’t provide for the family. But
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From Scrubs to Side Hustles: 13 Best Physician Side Gigs
From Scrubs to Side Hustles: 13 Best Physician Side Gigs [Editor’s Note: Today’s article is a guest post from Justin Nabity, CFP of Physician Thrive. Justin founded Physician Thrive to help doctors avoid business and legal pitfalls along with helping them build their financial education.] There are a lot of factors physicians consider when starting their careers
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From Wells to Wallets: A Beginner’s Guide to Oil and Gas Investing
From Wells to Wallets: A Beginner’s Guide to Oil and Gas Investing Dentists and physicians spend their entire careers focused on the health and well-being of their patients (which is a good thing!). Unfortunately, most don’t think about their own financial well-being until they “have to.” For me, that “have to” moment involved injuring my
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A Guide to Core, Core Plus, Value-Add & Opportunistic Strategies
A Guide to Core, Core Plus, Value-Add & Opportunistic Strategies As a father of two teenagers, I initially made an investment decision to save money more conservatively to mitigate risk as much as possible. What’s great about real estate is that there are multiple real estate investment opportunities and strategies that you can choose from
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Material Participation: A Game Changer for Your Business
Material Participation: A Game Changer for Your Business If you’re wanting to lower taxes, then one of the BEST strategies is to invest in real estate. Two of the more popular ways has to do with either: Becoming a real estate professional Using the short-term rental tax loophole Real Estate Professional The IRS states that
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Passive Income vs Active Income: The Ultimate Showdown
Passive Income vs Active Income: The Ultimate Showdown It’s funny that I went to college and dental school to inevitably make money yet was never taught the difference between passive income vs active income. After receiving my first tax return, it didn’t take long to figure out that earned or ordinary income from fixing teeth
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Navigating the IRS Audit Process: What You Need to Know
Navigating the IRS Audit Process: What You Need to Know As a doctor, one of the worst things to hear is that you’re getting sued. Another issue that doesn’t sit well is that you’re potentially facing an IRS audit. I understand that a tax audit might be an inconvenience, but it’s usually not much more
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Is The Stock Market Rigged? The Truth Exposed
Is The Stock Market Rigged? The Truth Exposed Years ago, I watched a documentary about how sites like SeatGeek and StubHub can acquire so many tickets to events BEFORE the general public. This was right around the time of the Superbowl so I decided to see it in action for myself. I logged in shortly
