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Tired of the Rat Race? Escape with Cashflow 101!

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 Greater Dayton REIA CashFlow 101

Are you ready to break free from the 9-to-5 grind and build a life of financial freedom?
Join us for Cashflow 101, an interactive board game experience that will teach you the secrets to escaping the "Rat Race" and building wealth through real estate and business ownership.
What is Cashflow 101?
Cashflow 101 is a board game designed to simulate real-life financial situations. Players learn about income streams, investing, risk management, and the power of financial education.
At this event, you will:
  •  Learn key financial concepts: Understand how income, expenses, and assets work together to build wealth.
  •  Develop investing strategies: Explore different investment options, including real estate, stocks, and businesses.
  •  Identify your financial weaknesses: Discover areas where you can improve your financial habits and make smarter decisions.
  •  Network with like-minded individuals: Connect with other entrepreneurs, investors, and those seeking financial freedom.
  •  Have fun! Cashflow 101 is an engaging and entertaining way to learn about personal finance.
Who should attend?

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Before And After The Storm

Community of Real Estate Entrepreneurs

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No matter where you live, winter storms can wreak havoc on property. Taking action before and after storms can reduce the chances of serious damage to homes and lives.

Before the storm

  • Outdoor furniture, grills, toys, birdbaths and the like should be stored away. Secure and anchor large objects such as prefab sheds and play structures.
  • Trees can look like they’re in good shape, but may be diseased or have other problems that can cause them to fail unexpectedly. Trees stressed by drought or rooted in saturated soil can be more susceptible to problems when storms hit.
  • Local ordinances may require that trees be trimmed a minimum distance from driveways, structures and power lines. For safety’s sake, a qualified professional should perform this work.
  • Use binoculars to check your roof for missing or damaged shingles. Flying shingles can damage structures, while missing shingles can allow water to leak into the home. Any roofing repairs should be done by licensed professionals to ensure the work is done safely and correctly.

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Realtor.com’s 2025 Housing Forecast

Utah Real Estate Investors Association

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Realtor.com’s 2025 Housing Forecast

 

As the 2025 predictions roll in, the researchers at Realtor.com says mortgage rates will continue to average above 6% and home prices will keep rising. In addition they say the supply of homes for sale will continue to improve as well as new-home construction.

“This past year brought us a surprising upward trend in home price growth despite the persistence of high mortgage rates and rising inventory,” Realtor.com economists wrote. “Mortgage rates are expected to keep mortgage payments essentially unchanged in 2025 despite continued home price growth."

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Home Price Forecast

 


15 FAQs about a Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA) + Alternative Investments

Real Estate Investors Association of Greater Cincinnati

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Advanta IRA is one of the nation’s leading self-directed account administrators. We often encounter questions from people who want to know about self-directed investing. Below are 15 of the most frequently asked questions about how a self-directed IRA (SDIRA) works with alternative investments, including types of accounts, a list of common assets, and how to fund a new account.

Using alternative investments to build retirement wealth is a smart strategy in today’s economy—especially when combined with an erratic stock market. Alternative investments often have a low correlation with stock market performance and have the potential to produce positive returns even when the stock market is down and when inflation is high. This is why the SDIRA is becoming more popular with savvy retirement savers like you. 

Top 15 Frequently Asked Questions about a SDIRA

  1. What is an SDIRA?
    Self-directed IRAs (SDIRAs) and solo 401(k)s work like their conventional counterparts with two powerful exceptions: 
  • Self-directed plans allow alternative investments th
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Driving for Dollars

Massachusetts Real Estate Investors Association

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 As you may know, in the Real Estate Investing business, You've got to Buy Low ("DEALS") and Sell High (the closer to Perfect you Fix-up the Property, the better you're able to enter the Retail Market (MLS) of highest sale prices).

You can Buy Distressed Property or find a Distressed Owner. Then Fix-up the Property and Sell or Rent it.

To be Successful you've got to keep finding these "DEALS" otherwise it's like you're treading water. OK to tread in a Lake but this business is more like a River so Treading ends you down river, breaking even or losing money.

One way to fill your "Pipeline" with Deals is with the Marketing Magic from National Expert Kathy, who'll Teach us How YOU can be Successful with that "PIPELINE" of opportunities! Tuesday, January 28, 6:30-9pm & Saturday, February 1, 10:00-3pm2025.

Another way for finding DEALS is Tony Youngs Hidden Market techniques. Tony shared page 1 of his Goals on his Thursday (1/2/25) evening webina
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Home Insurance Premiums Are Surging and States Are Allowing It

Utah Real Estate Investors Association

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WSJ logo transparentThe Wall Street Journal (re-posted on Realtor.com) is reporting that home insurers are pushing for big rate increases along with weakened consumer protections.  In addition, the WSJ says they are increasingly getting what they ask for.  According to their report, state regulators across the country appear to be adhering to industry demands, fearing that insurers will exit their states.

States are also giving home insurers almost everything they ask for on rates, an analysis conducted for The Wall Street Journal suggests. The average state-approved increase since the start
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