John Schaub: Taking Risks That Create & Preserve Your Wealth

How to evaluate and reduce the risks you take everyday as a buyer, seller, and landlord. By the author of Building Wealth One House at a Time.

$149.00

In business you take risks every day. Understanding the risks and taking the right risks, improves your chances of survival and making a profit. Reducing risks opens the door to self insuring and profits from a broader range of properties.

Section One: Taking the risk that produce the greatest profits

  • The 5 critical choices an investor makes that have the greatest impact on the amount of risk
  • Building Wealth while minimizing risk
  • Taking the risks that produce the greatest profit
  • Risk Intelligence
  • Knowing your RE Risk IQ and capacity for risk taking
  • Knowing your risk appetite
  • Taking the right risk often when buying houses
  • How timing impacts your chances of gain or loss
  • Calculating Risk Quotients
  • Making good decisions by knowing your risk

Section Two: Taking the risky out of your business

  • Borrowing: making the riskiest thing you do safer
  • Reducing your exposure to risk when managing
  • Protecting yourself from inside and outside liability
  • Using entities to reduce your risk of loss

Section Three: Insuring and self-insuring

  • Buying just the insurance you need, when you need it
  • Umbrellas for a rainy day – how much is enough?
  • Self-insuring – when it’s the right time and the right property
  • Getting the best lawyers in town on your team (if needed)
  • Personal protection strategies

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