How To Take Charge Of Your Tax Plan
Sunday, June 09
We talk with C.P.A., J.D., Mark J. Kohler. Mark is a real estate investor as well as a personal and small business tax and legal expert. He is also is a best-selling author; national speaker, radio show host, writer and video personality for Entrepreneur.com. He is a senior partner in the law fi...
Challenges Of A Land Investor—Feel The Fear And Keep Taking Action
Monday, June 03
In this week’s Round Table discussion— Team Geek talk about some of their biggest challenges in the beginning stages of land investing. A few challenges include:TimeFearSalesBut the most reiterated challenge was, themselves! The barrier of entry to this business is so low and Team Geek shows us t...
Real Estate Strategies That Make The Most Sense
Monday, June 03
Do you know which real estate makes the most sense? Our guest today may have the answer for you. Get ready to talk real estate with Jason Lucchesi on today’s episode of The Art of Passive Income!Jason has done it ALL when it comes to real estate. He has had a successful career in the industry sin...
How To Create A Business That Runs Like Clockwork
Monday, May 27
Joining us on today’s episode of The Art of Passive Income is author and serial entrepreneur Mike Michalowicz! You may have heard us mention Mike and his books once or two hundred times before on the podcast. His book, Profit First is a favorite! Scott encourages new students to get the book and ...
Land Buying Pro-Tips For Offer Pricing
Monday, May 27
Are you struggling with pricing when mailing out your offer letters? You're not alone! It's a struggle with many when first starting out in the business.Listen in to this week’s Round Table discussion as the team shares their pro-tips for pricing.Also, Tate gives us a breakdown of the first ever ...
What You Need To Know About Good Business Practice Through Hard Lesson
Monday, May 20
Get ready to talk business with Josh Patrick on today’s episode of the Art of Passive Income! Josh, a business consultant, has done it all when it comes to business. At age 24 he took a vending business from one employee to 25 in just 18 months, making 1.5 million in revenue… then the worst thin...