Real Estate Investors: You’re Funding Your Competition’s Empire
Your competitors use Rick to save $498,750 annually.
Then they use those savings to outbid you on properties.
What is Total Financial Benefit for Real Estate Investors?
You understand 1031s. Cost seg. Depreciation. But are you optimizing ALL of it?
While You “Think About It”
Your competition is using Rick’s strategies to:
You’re not just losing $498,750/year in Total Financial Benefit.
You’re funding their expansion.
What You Know
- • Cost segregation studies
- • 1031 exchanges
- • Depreciation basics
- • Entity structures
What Your CPA Misses
- • Advanced cost seg timing
- • Dealer status optimization
- • Passive loss strategies
- • Strategic entity placement
That gap costs
in Total Financial Benefit annually
That’s two rental properties worth of capital you’re leaving on the table
BOOK YOUR REVIEWPROOF: James P. Case Study
Texas Real Estate Investor • 31 Properties • $12M Portfolio
Client Profile
The Problem
James understood depreciation. Cost segregation. 1031 exchanges. But his CPA was reactive, not proactive.
Every year, he was leaving $498,750 in Total Financial Benefit on the table while his competitors were using Rick to fund acquisitions.
5 Strategies Implemented
What transformed James’s portfolio
Accelerated Depreciation
Unlock hidden depreciation opportunities to increase deductions immediately.
Entity Optimization
Strategically structure entities to protect and maximize cash flow.
Cost Segregation Timing
Use strategic timelines to maximize upfront deductions.
Wealth Acceleration
Redirect tax savings into high-performing acquisitions to compound growth.
Dealer Status Optimization
Strategically leverage dealer classification to save taxes and scale fast.
Total Financial Benefit for James
Total Financial Benefit
Extrapolated over 10 years: $4.98M+
BOOK YOUR REVIEW“Rick didn’t just save me taxes — he gave me the capital to acquire properties faster than my competitors.”