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You protect estate capital with 11 securities-law safeguards. The 1933 Act requires registration and prospectus delivery, and it imposes Section 11 and 17(a) liability for false offering disclosures. After an IPO, the 1934 Act mandates ongoing 10‑K, 10‑Q, and 8‑K updates. Rule 10b‑5 also polices fraud in the secondary market. Regulation FD limits selective disclosure to favored investors. Insider-trading rules impose “abstain or disclose” duties when trading on material nonpublic information. Anti-manipulation rules ban tactics like spoofing and wash trades. These guardrails help keep trading prices more honest. FINRA rules cover suitability and restrict front‑running. Adviser conflict disclosures add another layer of investor protection. The Investment Company Act of 1940 imposes fund governance and structural limits. SIPC provides a backstop in certain broker-dealer failures. SEC enforcement ties the system together. Stick around to apply these safeguards in real deals. The Main Inve...

You can’t underwrite like it’s 2019 after the NAR $418M settlement and Sitzer/Burnett. Those outcomes ended MLS buyer‑agent pay and reframed it as a Sherman Act §1 restraint. Moehrl, plus the Anywhere, Keller Williams, and RE/MAX deals, force buyer agreements before tours. They also curb steering. Cases like Wellness v. Landmark show how landlords win possession on clear default. Clear documentation and clean notices matter. Dente/AEM + Landmark v. R.E.D. spotlights clawbacks under R.C. 1336.04. Transfers that look like attempts to dodge creditors can get unwound. Keep going and you’ll see the playbook. NAR Settlement: What Changes in Commissions (July Rollout) Although the industry spent decades treating the “seller pays 6%” model like a default rule, the March 2024 NAR settlement (a $418 million deal covering roughly 1.5 million members) forces a commission reset that matters to you as an investor. It impacts how you underwrite deals, negotiate concessions, and hire brokerage support...

Key Takeaways Cost segregation can accelerate depreciation deductions, potentially allowing investors to keep significantly more capital working for them during the early years of property ownership. Investors can miss valuable tax opportunities when their CPA or financial team doesn't specialize in investment property taxation, making the right professional relationships critical. Long-term wealth isn't built through tax strategies alone. Yonah emphasizes networking, continuous learning, teaching others, and helping one person every day. United States Real Estate Investor® The REI Agent with Yonah Weiss https://youtu.be/GmtyvmXcc4Y United States Real Estate Investor® Value-rich, The REI Agent podcast takes a holistic approach to life through real estate. Hosted by Mattias Clymer, an agent and investor, alongside his wife Erica Clymer, a licensed therapist, the show features guests who strive to live bold and fulfilled lives through business and real estate investi...