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All Forum Posts by: Aaron White

Aaron White has started 1 posts and replied 4 times.

Quote from @E.J. McCaffrey:

Welcome to the group.

Whatever your investment path may be, two key pillars, tax planning and asset protection, are often overlooked, yet absolutely essential for building a sustainable and successful portfolio.

It’s easy to focus on the thrill of closing deals, but without a solid foundation in these areas, your long-term success may be at risk. Proactive tax planning helps you leverage deductions, choose optimal structures, and keep more of what you earn. By thinking ahead, you can minimize your tax burden and maximize flexibility for future opportunities.

Equally important is safeguarding what you’re working so hard to build. Real estate investing comes with inherent risks, from lawsuits to creditor claims, and without the right legal protections in place, both your personal and business assets could be exposed. A well-designed asset protection strategy limits liability, preserves wealth, and strengthens your defenses if challenges arise.

To navigate these areas with confidence, build a team that includes a tax professional experienced in real estate and an asset protection attorney aligned with your long-term goals. The right guidance early on can help you avoid costly mistakes and give you peace of mind as your investments grow.

Good luck.

Disclaimer: This message is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered legal, tax, financial, or investment advice. No attorney-client, fiduciary, or advisory relationship is created by this communication. Always consult with qualified professionals familiar with your specific situation before making any decisions.


 EJ,

thanks for the helpful information. Its critical that I find the right team to help in those areas in the beginning. Being that I plan to make all land purchases through my company, is there any advice you'd be willing to share in regards to that. It would be very much appreciated.

Quote from @Jonathan Taylor Smith:

Hi @Aaron White - Being a licensed GC will aid in REI, especially for BRRRR strategy.


 Thanks Jonathan. Our primary focus is on the brrrr strategy and long term hold, as mentioned. The goal is to build a portfolio of 10 doors in undeserved communities. 

Quote from @Richard Helppie-Schmieder:
Quote from @Aaron White:

Hello all, just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Aaron, and im a licensed general contractor turn real estate investor in the Texas area. I just wanted to say, that im excited to be apart of a great community of investors of all levels, and look forward to learning the ends and out of real estate investments from you yall. 


 Hey Aaron! What part of TX? I am in DFW. Lets connect. Would love to help where I can. (PS, I am not an agent or lender, just here to help people get started)


 Hey Richard, im actually out of Dallas myself 

Hello all, just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Aaron, and im a licensed general contractor turn real estate investor in the Texas area. I just wanted to say, that im excited to be apart of a great community of investors of all levels, and look forward to learning the ends and out of real estate investments from you yall.