The people who make good money but are too busy to worry about investing because they work a lot or worse, just don’t have any interest in finance who believe the best defense is a good offense.

@John Kim  & @Marcus Kennedy Thank you for coming to my defense.

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Background & details:I am an engineer by trade & education and I also have an MBA in finance, which by no means makes me an expert, but it is a start … I’m good with numbers, pay heed to the details, and conservative in nature (defense first, then returns).

Our ideal space would be small office/business friendly small office or suite type arrangement with shared facilities - conference room,kitchen, restrooms etc.  

I would love to hear tax attorneys discuss successful audit defense of things like:*defending Real Estate Professional status;*defending depreciation of buy-and-hold properties while simultaneously wholesaling other properties in volume*defending an audit (IRS or Labor Dept) of a self-directed retirement accountPlanning for taxes, and filing taxes, is very different from undergoing and successfully defending a tax audit.

Best defense as to liability is first, good management, then insurance!

In the academy he also holds a bi-weekly conference call where you can ask him anything you want to help your business.

(as always please consult with your lawyer, I am no expert).Your first line of defense is your landlord insurance policy you carry on your rental property.

They are a bit old school, I go crazy at their conferences.