by Randy Luebke | Apr 22, 2022 | Blog Posts, Financial Edification, Newsletter, Real Estate, Securities, The 4 Essential Elements, The 4x4 Financial Independence Plan
SECURITIES With evidence of inflation all around us mortgage rates are, predictably, up. Does this mean home prices will now decline? I don’t think so and here are 9 reasons why. 9 Reasons Why This is Not 2008 All Over Again & Why a Big Correction in Home...
by Randy Luebke | Jun 7, 2021 | Blog Posts, Financial Edification, Newsletter, Real Estate, The 4 Essential Elements, The 4x4 Financial Independence Plan
Tax Planning Section 1031 Rules Do you own business or investment property that has gone up in value? Would you like to acquire new property? If you sell the old property, you’ll have to pay tax on your profits. Don’t do that. Instead, do a tax-deferred Section...
by Randy Luebke | Dec 11, 2020 | 1-Financial Independence Planning, Blog Posts, Events, Past Events-Recorded, Podcasts-Recorded, Real Estate, The 4x4 Financial Independence Plan
Financial IndependenceA Better PerspectivePodcast EPISODE 15 The Three Buckets of Real Estate Investing Presented by Lance Edwards and Randy Luebke In this episode of “Financial Independence – A Better Perspective”, Lance and Randy discuss “the three...
by Randy Luebke | Dec 15, 2015 | 4-Invest for Independence, 4-Tax Planning, Blog Posts, Financial Edification, Real Estate, The 4x4 Financial Independence Plan
The qualifications for Real Estate Professional are fairly complex. The benefits of becoming qualified as a Real Estate Professional, however, are generally well worth the effort. One of the qualifications of a Real Estate Professional is based on the “Material...
by Randy Luebke | Nov 23, 2012 | 1-Financial Independence Planning, 2-Asset Protection, 3-Estate Planning, Annuities, Blog Posts, Life Insurance, Mortgages, Real Estate, Social Security, The 12 Principles of Money
The Old Way There is a Better, Smarter Safer way! This is the paradigm most people have when it comes to making their investment decisions. When the market is up, they become greedy. They want to get on the band-wagon and not miss out on the...
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