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Think Realty Podcast #326 – Tax Planning Boring? Think Again – It Could Save You Thousands!

by Eddie Wilson, Hubert Johnson | Sep 24, 2024 | Business Services, Fundamentals, Operations, Podcast, Products & Services

Ever wondered why taxes are the biggest expense in real estate? Did you know it’s also the key to making more money? Eddie sat down with Hubert Johnson from Guardian Tax Law, PLLC to dive into asset protection, tax law, and how these ‘boring’ topics are the most exciting tools for real estate investors. They break down essential strategies like dealing with tax liens, handling IRS surprises, and why staying ahead of the game could save you big – especially with interest rates jumping from 3% to 8%! Plus, Hubert shares his advice for real estate investors. For more information, visit guardiantaxlaw.com.

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  • Eddie Wilson

    An entrepreneur and visionary by nature, Eddie’s widespread interests have led to successful ventures across the globe, from operating non-profits and owning an ad agency that worked with well-known household brands, to investing in hundreds of real estate projects and building a nationally syndicated radio show. Today, he guides AAPL and Think Realty with his marketing, funding, and real estate investing knowledge to ensure their establishment as the premier organizations in their sectors.

  • Hubert Johnson

    Mr. Johnson started his tax law career in 2009, working his way up to Team Lead Tax Attorney and manager for multiple departments for RLD Tax firm. In 2012, he became a tax attorney for OIC Tax where he re-established their Offer In Compromise program. He was also a Graduate Tax Law Professor and Lecturer at Baruch College and Tax Attorney at the Melnick Law Firm. In 2015, he joined Tax Tiger, where he helped launch and build a franchise. In 2018 Mr. Johnson launched Guardian Tax Law that he now owns and operates. Mr. Johnson was admitted to the Idaho Bar in 2007 and the California Bar in 2008. He graduated from the McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific, in 2007. He was a summa cum laude undergraduate at CSU Sacramento and was also on the Dean’s List in law school. Mr. Johnson has given tax lectures around the U.S. and has prepared numerous educational videos on personal and business tax issues. He has helped thousands of clients and businesses find resolutions and peace of mind with the IRS and State tax agencies, saving his clients millions of dollars over the past 12 years.

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