To be honest, this is where this mentorship distinguishes itself from the others I've participated in.

In 2022, there is enough free content to educate oneself that having a single guru tell you how to be rich doesn't make sense.

So if someone is using the property they own to fund an LLC they also own, there isn't consideration paid, so no transfer tax.To distinguish the difference: - Scenario 1: Someone starts an LLC, "capitalizes" (funds) it with $300,000, and then uses the $300,000 in the LLC account to purchase a property. 

It's very difficult to injure oneself with either of these things, and if they do break they can be inexpensively replaced.

They also have an ordinance map they try to keep as updated as possible.The Distinguished Guest has a great Hospitality Guide that details the nitty gritty of self managing and hiring a manager.

I was running some numbers and it seems a 6 bed board and care would not be feasible as a investment, without creating a full time job for oneself. 

I think it's important to distinguish that the 40% increase relates to property values, not property taxes. 

Great lessons about not letting oneself be distracted by background noise and keeping one’s eyes on the prize.

It was my understanding that loans used to exist with no or limited documentation requirements that did not distinguish between if you had W-2 or 1099 income.

I think we have to be careful to distinguish between cause and effect here.