
Episode 16: Bank On Yourself with Fix and Flips with Benjamin Morgan
About this episode
Today’s episode involves real estate investing using your whole life insurance policy and other retirement accounts.
Our special guest today is Benjamin Morgan
Benjamin Morgan has been in the Real Estate industry for over 20 years both on the mortgage side of things and also on the investing side of things. He started The Legacy Investment Group about 5 years ago to help homeowners who are facing financial difficulties or who simply want to sell their home without the stress of the traditional process. They are dedicated to helping homeowners regardless of their situation and operate with integrity in every situation.
This episode covers:
- The benefits of investing in real estate passively
- How you can you use your whole life insurance policy to invest in real estate
- Key things to consider when investing in real estate
- Understanding different areas of real estate
Ben can be reached at :
https://www.thelegacyinvestmentgroup.com/
Here is his LinkedIn bio:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/thelegacyinvestmentgroup/
To learn more about how you can use whole life insurance (The Bank On Yourself ® way) alongside real estate investing, please go to:
Finassetprotection.com
Also, reach out to us to request a free copy of Becoming Your Own Banker by Nelson Nash.
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