Posts by Matt Fore
How To Survive A Recession And Bounce Back From A $50M Loss With Rod Khleif
The market goes through cycles and where we’re headed is not looking too good for business owners and investors who don’t know what they’re doing. Here to share how he bounced back from $50M loss and amass even greater financial success is Rod Khleif. Rod is a multiple business owner, philanthropist, and top real estate investor and performance coach. He is also the podcast host of Lifetime Cash Flow Through Real Estate Investing. In…
Read MoreRisk Management Solutions With Clay Ogden
One risk management solution you can do is to set your excess dollars aside and put them into an 831(b). This money is to ensure for risks that are uninsurable and unforeseen types of events. Especially now with the pandemic, businesses need to be smart with their insurance. You don’t know what can happen. Someone can fall ill and it can take a huge toll on your business. Join Matt Fore as he talks…
Read MoreHow to Legally Defer Capital Gains Tax on Your Property Sales
According to the National Association of Realtors, median home price sales were up 16.9% in 2021, the highest on record since 1999. There’s no doubt in anyone’s mind that the housing market is hot and, like a lot of investors, you might be interested in selling your property and earning those sky-high profits. But when I talk to other investors, the same concern always comes up: What’s the best way to legally avoid capital gains…
Read MoreHow To Invest in Real Estate Without a Lot of Money
You’ve probably been seeing a lot of headline news about the booming housing market despite (or because of) COVID-related challenges. According to Bloomberg, the U.S. housing market has gained $10 trillion since the pandemic. In nearly every market big and small, home prices have been hitting record highs. From soaring prices to buyer bidding wars, how do you get in on this housing boom without a lot of capital? One answer is REITs, or real…
Read MoreHow to Calculate Cash Flow on a Property on a Single-Family Property
A common mistake I see newbie real estate investors make is not having a complete understanding of their cash flow. As a result, they don’t set aside enough money for unexpected expenses. Trust me when I say that it’s not a matter of if something will go wrong, it’s a matter of when. So it’s important that you learn how to run the numbers on a potential rental property. If you’re new to real estate,…
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