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Successful Real Estate Investors Think Like Business Owners, Not Like Hobbyists
AND THAT’S THE KEY TO BUILDING A PASSIVE-INCOME “EMPIRE“
Lots of people dabble in real estate. Some own a few rental units; some flip one or two houses a year; others slowly build a real estate portfolio so that by the time they retire they own a dozen properties. And then there are those real-estate “unicorns” who somehow manage to acquire thirty or forty properties after only three years in the game — and who go on to build legacy-level wealth. What’s their secret? What do they do differently?
It’s all in their mindset. These successful people think like business owners, not part-time hobbyists. They are growth-oriented from day one. They invest in their businesses, they pursue opportunities aggressively, and they use leverage to increase their buying power.
They also understand the importance of asset protection and good tax planning. But they pursue these strategies in ways that empower their business rather than limit it. They use smartly designed entity structures that provide them with privacy, risk mitigation, security, and tax benefits but that don’t hold them back when it comes time to grow the business.
That’s next-level asset protection, and that’s what this book is all about.
List of contents
Why I Wrote This Book and What It Can Do for You The Three-Legged Stool The Element of Privacy—Using It Effectively Land Trusts LLCs—Not One Size Fits All Smart Investing with Retirement Plans Play the Lender’s Game Protecting Your Personal Residence Flipping and Wholesaling Other Ways to Invest in Real Estate Don’t Wait ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABOUT THE AUTHOR
About the author
CLINT COONS is a real estate investor and attorney who excels in asset protection, tax reduction, and estate planning. As a founding partner of Anderson Business Advisors, he has grown the firm to over 400 employees with service in four states. His dynamic strategies have helped over 500,000 people build wealth and save millions.
Summary
#1 Amazon New Release in Real Estate Investing & Buying & Selling Homes
Next Level Real Estate Asset Protection: Comprehensive Strategies for Investors is your concise playbook for building your very own passive-income empire to millionaire wealth.
Good real estate investing advice isn't easy to find. It seems everyone in the real estate game is playing an angle. Not that people are dishonest, necessarily, but they may see things from their limited perspective and experience.
CPAs look at investments from a tax-advantaged perspective. Attorneys are all about asset protection. And all those online coaches, financial advisors, and "entity mills" just want to sell you their products.
But most of them are not actual investors.
Inside this book on real estate investing strategies, you'll discover:
- Why LLCs, or limited liability companies, are the #1 way to protect your assets and the exact steps to structuring your real estate properties.
- How to leverage your retirement plans and 401(k)s as a great vehicle for real estate investing.
- How people find and use investor information to their advantage - and how they can sue you or scar your character.
- Why land trusts are the holy grail of real estate and should be in every intelligent real estate investor's toolkit.
- When it comes to protecting your personal assets - particularly your residence - you can either leave yourself vulnerable or take steps to protect your assets.
- How flipping and wholesaling can serve as entry points into the real estate investing game.
- Ways to leverage stock portfolios, Airbnbs, short-term rental properties, house hacking, lease options, residential assisted-living, raw land, and mobile-home investing - to develop a wise mix of different assets to help you achieve your financial goals.
Don't wait ... In the end, everything works until it doesn't. The fact that your present real estate structure is "working" just fine may only mean they haven't been tested yet. You haven't been sued. Your legal structures haven't been picked over by smart attorneys looking for flaws they can exploit to force you into a fat settlement. You haven't had a judge hand over three of your properties to a stranger who slipped on the ice in front of your house.
