“You can take some sort of document and back translate it into, you know, question and answer pairs, for example. That's a very concrete example.”
“Take the leg that you just named and do one real thing about it. Pull the policy, review the operating agreement, or just write down the question you need to get answered.”
Brian Woods · Build and Cover Your ASSets: Real Estate, Insurance, and Risk Management · 🏠 FOUR LEGS OF WEALTH: IS YOUR REAL ESTATE PORTFOLIO BUILT TO LAST?
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Tell listeners to identify the weakest of the four real-estate-wealth legs and take one concrete action on it (pull the insurance policy, review the operating agreement, or write down the key question).
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