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In this episode of the Retired Real Estate Investor podcast, host Brandon Bruckman, co-host Joshua Wright, and guest John T. Christy, CFP® discuss the unique financial needs of real estate investors. They explore the common pitfalls that investors face, the importance of holistic financial planning, and the critical role of estate planning. 

The conversation emphasizes the need for real estate investors to integrate their investment strategies with tax planning and to consider their legacy and exit strategies as they build their portfolios. The episode highlights the often-overlooked aspects of financial advising for real estate investors and the importance of planning for the future. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of estate planning, sharing personal anecdotes and professional insights. They emphasize the importance of early planning, the challenges posed by complicated estates, and the necessity of strategic partnerships in navigating these issues. The discussion highlights real-life examples of messy estates and the emotional toll they can take on families, underscoring the need for clear communication and proactive planning.

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