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How Income and Property Taxes Work in Your Land Business 2021 (LA 1433) Transcript: Steven Jack Butala: Steve and Jill here. Jill DeWit: Hi. Steven Jack Butala: Welcome to the Land Academy Show, entertaining land investment talk. I'm Steven Jack Butala. Jill DeWit: And I'm Jill DeWit, broadcasting from sunny Southern California and awesome, cool Arizona. Steven Jack Butala: Today, Jill and I talk about how income and property taxes work in your land business in 2021. Why? Because all week this week, Jill and I were talked into talking about the most boring things possible in the land business. What's not boring in the land business, making hoards of money. Jill DeWit: Boy, am I excited about this show. Steven Jack Butala: If I could write a topic and no one had any say in it, specifically our customer service people, here's the topic. This is how much money you're going to make next month. That's a whole topic. Jill DeWit: Oh, this is good. Do you know what mine would be? Steven Jack Butala: All you got to do are these three things and that's it. That's a whole topic. But no, we have to talk about taxes today. Jill DeWit: Wait, wait, wait. I want one. Mine would be, this is how to replace your income times two and cut your hours in half. I will show you. Steven Jack Butala: Here's another one. What to do with all the time that you're going to have when you're rich. Jill DeWit: Or what boat works best in X conditions? Steven Jack Butala: I like those. Let's take a look in Jill's garage. That's another show. Jill DeWit: That's right. That's perfect. You know what's funny? Seth did this a couple, like a year ago. Seth bought a new big house in Michigan, right? I don't know if you saw this, Steven. Steven Jack Butala: No. Jill DeWit: Okay. So Seth, bless his heart, got a new house in Michigan and he gave a tour of the house walking around like a selfie tour on his phone. And I'm like, this is hilarious. And I bet a lot of people were very intrigued by that though. He went through the living room, the kitchen, you could see the kids' toys in the corner. It was the funniest thing. And he goes downstairs, like it's a Michigan basement, and that's where his office is and it's really nice, and he shows the layout and everything. And I thought that was funny. So I'm wondering, should we do that, when you talked about the garage thing? We don't need to see the garage, but I don't know, maybe somebody would like to see the garage. It's kind of funny. Steven Jack Butala: Yeah. The garage I'm okay with. Jill DeWit: Okay. Steven Jack Butala: Because there will be 16 not so inexpensive cars in there when we're done. Jill DeWit: We'll work on that later. Okay. So did you set me up for the question? Steven Jack Butala: So before we get into it, let's take a question posted by one of our members on the landinvestors.com online community. It's free. And if you're a Land Academy member, please join us on Discord. Jill DeWit: I got so excited getting off-topic because we're both avoiding this topic. Steven Jack Butala: Actually, I should have said this before we started being negative, but I can save you some money on this episode here, I think Jill DeWit: Bob wrote, "Hey, Land Academy folks, we're wanting to bring on someone per task or on a part-time basis to help us get our mail out consistently. My wife, Carly, and I have scaled our business over the past year and it's currently more than we can keep up. If you have a knack for data, but don't like the rest of the business, let me know and we can chat further. Experience with RealQuest, compiling comps, pricing, and data scrubbing is a must. Here's my cell number. Evan, if you want, you can text me for a faster response. Thanks." There you go. There's Bob's job posting for the board. Steven Jack Butala: Bob, I just posted this exact job, exact job on the job board on Land Academy or Land Investors, so touché. If you get a good person, let me know, Bob.

Ben:                          Hey there, everybody! Today we have something very, very special. We have a special interview with Amanda Dake who is not only a hockey mom, she is also a speaker, author and creator of the funnel attrition. So Amanda, thank you for coming on the podcast and really appreciate it. I love being able to talk with you.   Amanda:               Thanks Ben. I’m super excited to be here with you today. Ben:                          So really quick, everybody gets into this funnel game a little bit different. I know I came in back in, I came in officially in 2013 when Click Funnels started in 2014 this is when I came in. What was your story like? How did you get involved? Were you involved in this space before click funnels existed? What’s your story about why you came into this, this world? Amanda:               Well, something that a lot of people may not know about me was I was a high school science teacher for 12 years before I started this official entrepreneur journey. And after 12 years of that you know, I realized my purpose here is to have as much impact on as many people as possible. And while I was impacting, you know, people while I was teaching, it just wasn’t big enough for me. Right. I was only able to reach about 120, 150 kids a year. I knew that I just needed more. And not only that, you know, teachers just don’t make a lot of money and it takes a lot of time. And so there are a lot of other factors that came into my decision to just leave that career and start something on my own. In 2011, I started my own business and I was basically just helping different businesses with their social media.                                     Facebook was relatively new at that time. Twitter was brand new at that time. And WordPress was king really, uh, for website. Every, every website, every business had some type of WordPress something. So really I was self taught to master all of these systems and I started helping local restaurants and businesses like a fitness studio and other things with their social media management running very basic ads cause that’s really the only kind of ads you could run back then. Primarily for lead generation to make sales or anything online. And then updating their current websites, not building new ones. But I realized to these small businesses, we’re spending thousands of dollars for these web developers to be on retainer to go in and update, save their hours of operation or add a new photo or something like that. So my goal for these businesses was to help them save time and save money and maximize what it is that they’re trying to do in the community.                                     That worked out really, really well. And I just like with funnels, I was able to go out, like I set my intention, I went out and I got, you know, four or five clients and that replaced my income as a teacher and allowed me to have the freedom and flexibility that I wanted to have in my life. So one of my clients, his name is Seth Humphrey, he’s actually been my performance coach, uh, for the last four years. And um, but he is the fitness owner that I was helping with his social media and his lead Gen and everything like that. Well, Seth went through a program, much like Garrett White’s warrior training. In fact, his coaches were graduates of that training. So it was kind of like a level down from Gareth’s program. Well, Garrett white is a huge proponent of click funnels, right? And he’s been in since the beginning.                                     And in Gareth’s program, the only this he focused on, you know, your fitness and your family and everything else like that. He also focuses on helping you increase your business. And naturally he was telling all of the people in his program to use click funnels. So Seth said, hey, we’re getting ready to use click funnels. You need to figure out what that is cause we’re going to start doing it. And I was like, okay, this was back in 2014 when basically click funnels was just born, like very much Beta and maybe even just right out of Beta. So I was like, alright, let’s go. And so I taught myself the platform, relatively simple to use. Uh, it was the first version of it, which I think is called the classic editor. Now if you go in, you can see what it kind of looked like.                                     It’s, it’s just, it’s really spectacular how things just kind of have fallen into place. Um, I remember at that first funnel hacking live and all the other sense, but Garrett White was a speaker and really if we boiled it down and took out all the layers, Garrett is why I was doing what I was doing because he was coaching my guy on what to use. And so I remember I met him at in person at that event and I cried literally because it was like one of those full circle moments like, oh my gosh, you’re the reason that I’m here and now I’m here talking with you. I’m getting my picture with you. And it was a, it was a very powerful emotional moment, but it just made me realize how sure my path was. Like it was, it was really awesome. Ben:                          Garrett commands this presence and I love watching him speak every single time because it doesn’t matter if he’s on stage or you’re watching a video, the minute he gets on, he demands your attention and you listen because I don’t think anybody knew this. He was a PE teacher too. Yeah, he was a PE teacher. So when you hear him yelling and staring it up, I imagine myself as 11 year olds going on. So that’s really cool that everyone’s coming from an education background. I think it’s interesting too, the, everyone’s coming from the education background is trying to create a bigger education, a bigger movement, and a bigger change. You’re making, you’re doing the exact same thing, but you’re playing in the funnel space and helping people understand how to build funnels that will change lives. Right? Amanda:               And that’s the Funnel Kitchen! Yeah, I do, I help a lot of different types of businesses and people, but I love working with coaches and consultants and others that want to have like more massive impact on the people they’re trying to help. And, uh, what I’m able to do is really help them create more leverage in their business, uh, with online courses. And you know, I have a master’s degree in education and, uh, I actually started working on my phd, for awhile. And so my experience and education, uh, paired with their level of genius and their goals, it really helps solidify their product or offering that they can reach more people. So a lot of the people that I work with, they, and most of us had started out working one on one with clients, right? And there’s only so much of us to go around and one on one while it’s really important to have those types of clients, I think don’t, I don’t ever want to get rid of that part, but it’s really hard when you’re starting out to command the type of prices to make it worth it.

We’ve been spying on today’s guests on Instagram for a long time (@theboxhop – check it out), and we are so excited to finally be able to chat with them!! Emily and Seth Britt live in Columbus, and they love it, but they also yearn for a space where they can return to return to their rural roots. So Seth followed his long-time dream to build a shipping container home in one of their favorite places: the Hocking Hills of Ohio. It took one year of planning, three shipping containers, seven months of sweat and tears, a lot of help, and a whole lot of late nights, but they finally did it... and it is BEAUTIFUL! Their desire is to now share this home and dream with others – and we are so excited to share them with you! To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: https://thanksforvisiting.me/ Resources: Stay in The Box Hop: theboxhop.com Instagram: instagram.com/theboxhop A Carpenter’s Son: acarpenterssondesignco.com Their Fridge: smegusa.com/product/fab28uorr1 Want to open your own short-term rental? Then get your FREE copy of 7 Steps to Your First Guest at (http://thanksforvisiting.me/) ! Thanks for Visiting is a production of Crate Media

In this episode, Andrew is still at the Indians game...So Seth presents Paul the deal of the week.Each week we will discuss a deal that has been pitched to us. Some will be ridiculous and some will be great deals. You will have to listen to find out if it is a good deal or a bad deal. Andrew (when he is not playing hooky) will present Paul the deal without him having seen it before the podcast episode was recorded.Seth presents Paul with a property in Fort Wayne. IN. Paul will explain the deal whether it is a good deal or not so you can learn Cap Rates, ROI, IRR, NOI, and what the price of the property should be. Paul wants you to be able to evaluate numbers the right way so that you can find that 1 great deal every year that produces you cash flow and a great return.Subscribe, Download, & Listen to our podcast on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Spreaker, Player FM, and Watch in 4k on YouTube! New Episodes every Monday & Thursday!

In this episode, Andrew is at the Indians game...So Seth presents Paul the deal of the week.Each week we will discuss a deal that has been pitched to us. Some will be ridiculous and some will be great deals. You will have to listen to find out if it is a good deal or a bad deal. Andrew (when he is not playing hooky) will present Paul the deal without him having seen it before the podcast episode was recorded.Seth presents Paul with a property in Chatanooga, TN. Paul will explain the deal whether it is a good deal or not so you can learn Cap Rates, ROI, IRR, NOI, and what the price of the property should be. Paul wants you to be able to evaluate numbers the right way so that you can find that 1 great deal every year that produces you cash flow and a great return.Subscribe, Download, & Listen to our podcast on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Spreaker, Player FM, and Watch in 4k on YouTube! New Episodes every Monday & Thursday!