Category: Real Estate

Cost Segregation Study One of the biggest expenses doctors and other high-income earners face are taxes. In the past, I’ve shared tax strategies that can help us save thousands or more per year. Now, I want to make it clear that I’m a periodontist and NOT a CPA. If you have tax questions, especially when it involves real estate, I

Passive Vs Nonpassive Income Up until a few short years ago, I thought all income was equal. Growing up, all the money I earned was from a lawn service I started in junior high school. It provided me with a nice income up until the time I started dental school at LSU. When I thought about starting or joining a

Multifamily Syndication A 46 year old dentist recently posted on Dentaltown asking for investing advice regarding his working towards an early “exit from teeth” over the next few years. He essentially is shooting for fatFIRE. He partnered with a larger corporate group which is going to be paying him to acquire 60% of his practice but would continue working 2-3

Cash On Cash Return Recently I wrote about how I lost quite a bit of money investing in a crowdfunding deal with RealtyShares a few years ago. This mistake was totally on me as I didn’t do my part to know what I was really investing in. I put my trust in what their website was promoting instead of doing

RealtyShares – What I Learned From Losing $50,000 Yes, it was painful writing the title of this article as I realize that most people don’t like admitting their failures. And most people certainly don’t like putting their failures online for the entire world to see  but I’ve made it a point to be open and honest on this blog so

How To Become An Accredited Investor Each week, I’m enjoying having conversations with other doctors & high-income earners about passive real estate investing, specifically syndications. If you haven’t signed up for the Passive Investors Circle, do so here to stay updated on the latest articles and syndication investments available. You maybe asking yourself, “What’s a syndication?” A syndication is nothing

Should You Be Investing In Apartment Complexes? If you’ve read My Story, then you’re well aware that I’m on a mission with three goals. First, I’m in the process of creating enough passive income through real estate syndications to replace my income. That’s #1. Second, to share everything that I’m learning along the way so you can avoid the same

401k vs Real Estate – Which Should You Invest In? For the first part of my career, I invested the traditional way that most of us do – in retirement accounts. I did this because it was all I knew to do and also how most of the millionaires in the books, The Millionaire Next Door, The Automatic Millionaire, The

Real Estate Note Investing I’m all about investing in real estate but also want to avoid the hassles that come with being a landlord. A few years ago, I thought I wanted to start investing in single family homes and reached out to some local investors that did it full-time. When I saw the amount of time and energy it