Master Investor

More than an Investment Management Company. How to build Cash Flow? Bonus: Teaching the business principles that work in all economies.

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Employees pay about 40% in taxes on average. Self-employed pays 60%. As business owners, we can reduce our tax rate to 20%, and as inside investors, we can lower it to zero, as the law allows us to do. It’s important to understand that our money belongs to us, not the government.

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The tax rates based on each side and four players from the Cash-Flow-Circle™.

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Refer to the cash flow circle diagram, which illustrates the roles in the money game. We can be one or more of the four players in the cash flow circle:

1. Business Owner (right side).

2. Employee (left side).

3. Inside Investor (right side).

4. Self-employed (left side).

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Cash-Flow-Circle™.

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Our focus is to acquire cash-flowing assets. Prioritize the assets column. It means investing in financial education and actively managing our own investments. Gaining financial experience comes from hands-on involvement, preventing us from relying on others to invest our money.

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A winning business plan with a lucrative exit strategy is essential. It requires time and effort for comprehensive, thorough research on our specific business. The key terms in business are Cash Flow and Due Diligence. A financial statement and business plan will help us succeed.

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Successful business partners collaborate for mutual benefit. They should be generous and share similar values. We work closely with partners during deals, so enjoying our time with them is important. We will communicate frequently through texts, emails, meetings, and calls.

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Every business aims to solve a problem. A successful business operates automatically to sell to potential customers. We use the profits to acquire other cash-flowing businesses and investments. Learning to build a business is essential for securing our financial future.

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To maximize tax savings, we must understand tax credits and deductions. Credits directly reduce the amount of tax we owe, whereas deductions can greatly decrease our tax obligation by lowering our taxable income. Knowing how to use these can help us keep more of our money.

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We must understand the relationship between the essential business and investing words in our personal financial statements: 1. Income, 2. Expenses, 3. Assets, 4. Liabilities, 5. Cash, 6. Flow, 7. Buying, 8. Credit, 9. Net. Mastering these words rises our financial intelligence.

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Positive cash flow provides freedom and reduces financial stress. When our company controls the asset, money continues to flow in. Cash flow or passive income is taxed less than capital gains from asset sales. True financial independence occurs when our assets make us cash flow.

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Cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset takes time. Building true brands like Starbucks, Apple, X and McDonald's, etc., took years, as did Amazon’s rise in selling online. Great businesses and leaders grow daily and over time. Most people seek fast money and instant gratification.

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As inside investors, we invest in real estate and other asset classes. Investing should not be a gamble. A strong financial understanding is crucial for successful cash-flow investments. Using facts, a winning plan with an exit, and following fundamentals reduces investment risk.

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We must master passive income and capital gains, then reinvest the monies in cash-flowing assets. As business owners, our job is to raise capital. Selling using systems and smart marketing are key skills. As inside investors, our job is to invest money with a plan in true assets.

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True financial freedom and wealth come from us being business owners and inside investors, not employees and self-employed with high salaries. Affluent business owners and inside investors thrive from passive income(positive cash flow) and capital gains income, not earned income.

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Keep corporate documentation up to date. It is essential to maintain our minute book with annual and special meeting minutes. All states require at least one annual meeting with written minutes. While not all states mandate yearly meetings for LLCs and LPs, we must hold meetings.

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Mastering our financial statements is crucial for building true wealth and freedom. Without understanding it, people struggle in a debt-driven world. Money has become a form of currency rather than real money. We can invest like the government, which prints debt(money) to invest.

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