Every good course should solve a specific problem. Instead of me guessing, I want you to tell me: What’s the #1 problem you want solved next inside Retirement Cash Flow? Thanks for taking the time to answer!

Everyone spends so much time trying to take tax deductions to reduce their income but most spend no time investing with their self directed IRA's to accumulate tax free income that has the ability to grow exponentially. Here's an example: You open a Roth IRA in 2026 and contribute $625 per month for the entire year. Starting in 2027 you have $7,500 to invest. Everyone says yeah but what can I do with that tiny amount? You lend it out to someone that needs it. many people need a chunk of money until their next payday. Like Realtors. Realtors don't get a weekly check, they are paid by commission often times with large gaps in between paydays. You lend them $7,000 and in 2 months they give you back $8,500. You continue to make the $625 monthly contributions and you are in business! You made $1,500 from that one loan and pay zero taxes on the $1,500 for ever! If you do that 3 times in one year that would be $4,500 in tax free profit off of a $7,500 seed money investment! I hope you can see the potential to grow this thing into a monster in 5 or 6 years.

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When I turned 40 and made the decision to buy our first investment property, I had no friggin idea it would have such an impact on our retirement these 26 years later No idea. Buying that property was just a tool to help me quit my 5-9 job. Now that I am 66 the impact of that one move was enormous towards funding my wealthy retirement. It's not too late to focus on your wealthy retirement. If this is something you want more information on feel free to click this link and schedule a 1 on 1 call with me. Here's to your Wealthy Retirement!

What in the world does this mean? Here is an example. A $15k car that is for sale for $4k. Why would this happen? It turns out the seller is retiring in 2 days and the car is the last thing to sell before retiring and moving out of state! Same thing with a house. People sell houses for all different reasons. Some people are just testing the market, that is surely not a deal, and some are moving for all kinds of reasons and need fast cash. You would not know any of that is happening if you are not out looking for deals. Deals where you can truly help someone out by being there with checkbook in hand! So who is now going to be out looking for deals?