Ongoing planning is a fact of life for those of us investing for our retirement. Planning is prudent, but we must always understand that flexibility is the name of the game.

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The subject of 1031 exchanges and paying taxes is one that never quite goes away. Folks don’t like paying taxes, and love avoiding them whenever possible. Here’s another side of the story.

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When I expound on why you should use a Roth envelope for your retirement as part of your Purposeful Plan, many object. Problem is, the assumptions in their thinking are quite often a bit out of kilter with reality.

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Investing for retirement is no different than life in general — timing is critically important.

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Case Study Inherited Property — Shows what’s possible with a likely scenario I’ve used before many times.

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Cost segregation is an option for some when it comes to depreciation of real estate investment property. Here’s a strategy to offset capital gains and depreciation recapture taxes.

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Real estate investors worship cash flow, mostly to their detriment. It’s all about keeping our eye on the ball.

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When investing in real estate, beware your primary goal. It can come back to haunt you in retirement. Capital growth is as important as cash flow.

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Why on earth is it ok to plan a retirement with income so low you’re gonna be in a significantly lower tax bracket compared to when you were still working?

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Cash flow is given far too much emphasis at the wrong time by far too many real estate investors. The ‘ball’ you wanna keep your eye on is maximum retirement income.

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