Real Estate Reserve Podcast

On this episode of the Real Estate Reserve Podcast we had a chance to interview local CPA Jeff Cohen. We covered some interesting topics including Tax Strategies, New Tax Codes. 1031 exchanges, opportunity zones, how to keep your CPA costs down and Year End Tax Prep. Then the fun stuff happened and unexpectedly ended with IRS audit stories and some other fun behind the scenes CPA stuff.

In this episode we go through the evolution of a rental property portfolio with real life case studies on how our portfolios grew and recommendations and resources we used. We discuss if a property manager is right for you and which software solutions are best. There are lots of options depending on what size your portfolio is and how big you want to grow it. If you are serious about your rental properties or want to grow a professional portfolio then tune in now...

In this episode of the Real Estate Reserve Podcast Jason and Ian discuss the importance of having solid title company relationships. What can a good title company do for you? Where do you find a good title company? Who does the title company represent? How they can impact your deals and more.... Tune in now or listen to all episodes at www.realestatereservepodcast.com

In this episode of the Real Estate Reserve Podcast we discuss the notion of life on the beach for real estate investors. Is that what Real Estate Investors really want? Is that what you want? What would you do if you had the ability to retirement today? What are you doing today to hit you goals? Plus a recent 30 day mini-beach-retirement to see if it was right for Ian... This and more on todays episode...Check it out now!

In this episode Jason and Ian breakdown a book they both recently enjoyed reading (listing to) called The Millionaire Fastlane. The broke down the concept of the 'sidewalk', the 'slow lane' and the 'fast lane' and how it compares to most real estate investors. Tune in now to hear their favorite takeaways and how this book related to other real estate investors.

In this episode we interviewed Taymon Brown. 3 Years ago Taymon made the decision to start his own business. He was working at the Fire Department at that time and knew if he wanted to create a financial future for his family he needed to take the leap and start his own business. After lots of research he decided to start an Insurance company. 2 years later after the company was up, running and profitable Taymon quit the Fire Department and ran his business full time. We ask him great questions on why he left, how he got started, what his current operation looks like now, etc... Tune in now to hear Taymons story...

What a FUN but serious episode. The title sums it up and we don't want to ruin it in this summary. Ian contemplates quitting his career at the fire department and we polled the audience to see their thoughts. We also discussed the PGA Championship with support for Jason's brother Danny who is competing in it this year. Tune in now...

In this episode we interview Shaun Magner about how he invests in real estate for full time income without having to work full time. We go through how Shaun got into this business, we breakdown his first 10 units he purchased (which happened to be purchased as a packaged deal), how he operates his business and what his game plan is for the future. Tune in now or listen to previous episodes at www.realestatereservepodcast.com

On this episode Jason and Ian invite Shane Bloyer from Perry Hall Investment Group onto the show to breakdown a recent 76 unit apartment acquisition that Equity Warehouse purchased. Shane describes how he found the project and helped Equity Warehouse purchase it while Ian goes through how they owner financed it, create a proforma to raise equity and what the game plan for the building is moving forward. You won't want to miss this episode. Tune in now!

On this episode Ian and Jason discuss what they are seeing with current market trends in the flip, rental and vacation market. It seems like most areas of real estate tend to be a seller market currently. Anything reasonably priced and in good condition is flying off the market. But how long will this last? Tune in now to here our thoughts along with other local investors...