50 Shades of Wealth - Confessions of a Real Estate Investor
Sara Jung
11 episodes
7 months ago
“Let’s say you had a $200,000 income and you had $100,000 of deductions, well, instead of paying taxes on $200,000, you’re now only paying taxes on $100,000. That creates a net, real cash value of how much you would have had to pay in taxes, and that's pretty significant. Again, over $500,000 is like ten x-ing your money!" - Yonah Weiss I’m joined this week by Yonah Weiss, a Business Director at Madison SPECS, a national real estate cost segregation leader. While at Madison, Yonah has...
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“Let’s say you had a $200,000 income and you had $100,000 of deductions, well, instead of paying taxes on $200,000, you’re now only paying taxes on $100,000. That creates a net, real cash value of how much you would have had to pay in taxes, and that's pretty significant. Again, over $500,000 is like ten x-ing your money!" - Yonah Weiss I’m joined this week by Yonah Weiss, a Business Director at Madison SPECS, a national real estate cost segregation leader. While at Madison, Yonah has...
Chris Salerno - Finding Passion and Purpose in Everyday Life
50 Shades of Wealth - Confessions of a Real Estate Investor
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Chris Salerno - Finding Passion and Purpose in Everyday Life
“I went back to an old game we played and it's called Monopoly. And I realized you don't broker real estate in Monopoly, you buy the land; you build wealth.” - Chris Salerno I’m joined this week by a really impressive young investor, the Founder and CEO of QC Capital, LLC, out of Charlotte, North Carolina, Chris Salerno. By the time Chris was 24, he had successfully transacted more than $40 million in real estate volume and helped lead his team to produce more than $140 million in an...
50 Shades of Wealth - Confessions of a Real Estate Investor
“Let’s say you had a $200,000 income and you had $100,000 of deductions, well, instead of paying taxes on $200,000, you’re now only paying taxes on $100,000. That creates a net, real cash value of how much you would have had to pay in taxes, and that's pretty significant. Again, over $500,000 is like ten x-ing your money!" - Yonah Weiss I’m joined this week by Yonah Weiss, a Business Director at Madison SPECS, a national real estate cost segregation leader. While at Madison, Yonah has...
