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So you were a senior at Deloitte?

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what happens if you already bought in your name? dont you have to refi and that will cause you to have higher interest? also another question that im curious is these people who have RA in Wyoming, DE, Nebraska to save taxes.

Why would you borrow against your 401k? It's in your retirement account for retirement

Sounds like a great way to have someone default and your asset.

Renting costs a little over double what I'm paying towards my Mortgage... 🤔 say thing's without really saying anything. I dunno, maybe my poor-ass brain ain't right🤷

Yes , rent forever… that’s how u build wealth .. stfu Grant is a shit talker

What about a single retiree , no kids or heirs,( 63 ) 800K , dont care about legacy , plan to spend down. I collect SS and have a pension, am I correct to NOT do a Roth conversion ? its not for everyone.

But when it's after tax income, the big tax hit already came in when it was initially taxed. Then a second hit comes when capital gains gets it.

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Stop being greedy folks. U don’t need a shit ton of real estate

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Do I have to have earned income that year to contribute to a taxable brokerage account?

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What's the ticker of that Vanguard index fund that follows federal gvt dbt in your taxable account? Awesome content.! Thank you!

Great!!!

Its so true in Virginia its os expensive but in Kentucky its better from what I’ve seen it’s insane

A wealth of information in 20 mins. Thank you!

If the STR is in an LLC filing with Fed on 1065 would the building be depreciated at the entity level for 39 years?

This was absolute excellence in content and very helpful!

Currently looking at a deal that Owner wants to do seller financing for all reasons you have listed. Can I still get all the same tax benefits as the buyer? Can you depreciate and also do cost segregation tax benefits as a buyer of a rental property that is being owner financed?

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Is sad how big and powerful we have made these companies when they obviously do not care about our concerns or requests when we need their support

Ummm... the tax law, section 121, says the first 250k for a single individual or 500k for married couples is non taxed if it was the primary residence for 2 years... so this seller would not pay taxes if its where she lived.

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I found your contents interesting, you're doing great, but do you know you can get better results with some strategies...?

This is a great interview! It seems like Theo is very strategic, and a great consultant for those who don't understand the basics of investing in their own businesses rather than backing themselves into corners financially. Great job Ryan! Keep up the great work! 😎

Did you not mention the tax brackets for long term capital gains which are -44k (89k for MFJ) ? That’s another advantage needed to be mentioned

Roth gains aren’t guaranteed, especially for older folks who don’t have time or capacity to dollar cost average in later years. If you lose money in Roth, you can’t take a tax loss. Convert at your own risk, but for older folks it’s probably better to take normal IRA distributions and convert the net proceeds to taxable brokerage where you can freely take short term gains and losses or long term if you wish, and at least losses can be deducted up to $3000/year.

Very sensible advice and explained well, provided you listen carefully. Thanks!

Great insight!!

I am a big fan of brokerage accounts. You can buy stocks, bonds, CDs, annuities, REITs and my favorite Master Limited partnerships all without fees and can defer income for ever and harvest losses. Dividends are taxed as low as zero depending on tax bracket and your heirs get a step up in basis and do not have to empty the an account in 10 years as they would with an IRA.

What if you don’t have to pay capital gains because you’re buying another primary home (and lived in the home you are selling 2 of the last 5 years). Will you not have to pay capital gains if you’re getting the money several years down the line?

Sounds good to me i would love that

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See I'm an eight figure entrepreneur and don't do that at all. You just sound lazy.

Don’t over leverage yourself! Good luck the pnw is pretty bad with land lords rights! What if’s your renters don’t pay? Are you planning for emergency?

Doesnt explain anything 😂😂😂

Hey Ryan you have a great audience on your instagram page I mean it's more than your yt channel. Just wondering why aren't you using emails to build brand awarness and targeting your instagram leads/followers to watch your yt video and subscribing your yt channel

You really need a professional video editor bro

I have lost way more money in the stock market then in real estate… so I’m not sure how you’d account for the risk of “parking it” in an investment account while you accumulate Downpayments and wealth

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