You know, I like to think of risk as having been a coin that has two sides. And on one side, I think the greatest risk in both my life. And in my investors, life has been the risk of inaction. We want we had a goal of moving on to a sailboat and living and living out here raising our boys. But boy did we have to overcome a lot of naysayers, and a lot of fear, to take that risk. But the risk of inaction had far greater consequences than the risk of actually doing it.

Today, my guest is Chris Miles. Chris is the cash flow expert and anti financial advisor and is a leading authority teaching entrepreneurs and professionals how to get their money working for them today. He's an author, podcaster podcast host of the Chris Miles Money Show. He's been featured in US News, CNN Money, EO Fire and has a proven reputation with his company Money Ripples for getting his clients fast life altering financial results.

I think the biggest risk and this would apply to me or my clients, or anybody really, is ignorance? Right? Like, I always tell people, if you think education is expensive, try ignorance. You know, ignorance is seriously the most expensive thing in your life. I mean, that's really this whole conversation about you mentioned Trump, right? You know, people are mad about his tax turns. That's ignorance,

Today, my guest is Brian T. Bradley Esquire.  He is the leading educator and nationally recognized asset protection attorney for high risk professionals, entrepreneurs, real estate investors and ultra high net worth families. Brian's goal is to give you peace of mind knowing your assets are protected. And in just a minute, we're going to speak with Brian about asset protection, the risk real estate investors face and what you can do to protect yourself.

I think the biggest risk is not thinking that you have any. And I think ignorance is the biggest risk because I have a lot of clients who call ventures like why did you wait so long? You have $20 million, you know, of assets that are unprotected. And they had no clue where their risk even lies, because they thought, Well, I'm I have heavily mortgaged and so I didn't think that I needed to protect anything, but then they have, you know, a lot of equity and that I think equity needed to be protected.

Today my guest is Feras Moussa. Feras is an entrepreneur at heart with a tech background. Feras worked with Microsoft. And he later left Microsoft to bring tech to industries that lack it, where he later found his passion for real estate. He founded Disrupt Equity. It's a commercial real estate acquisition firm that works to provide investors with strong passive income by leveraging multifamily syndications.  At Disrupt Equity they focus on identifying B and C class multifamily assets with 90 units or more

One of them is just kind of really seeing what happens with COVID. And the government stimulus, right? I mean, our we've collected a lot of money, these properties, but that's been because of the stimulus. Right? So really seeing, you know, what happens around that situation around evictions, all of that, right? And, you know, that kind of segues to my second risk, which is cash is king, you know, and all these properties cash is king and, you know, we make sure we have significant reserves, right.

Today, my guest is Tracy Cousineau. Tracy is a powerhouse real estate entrepreneur, and business coach. She is a co founder of the number one real estate team in the Atlanta metro area. Ranked number 12 is the fastest growing company in Georgia by Inc magazine, and a real estate agent coach. And in just a minute, we're going to speak with Tracy about creating wealth through real estate, and how to avoid certain mindset pitfalls.

if you're a buyer, you need to have an inspection, you need to know, if there are any issues with the property, you need to make sure that you hire a home inspector that has all the credentials, that they're that they are checking everything for you and that they're not missing stuff. radon is a huge thing in Georgia, because there's lots of rock. And so you know, if you always have a radon test, and then always check for termites, homes in metro Atlanta, they've either had them or they will have them.