The Next-Level Income Show

Raise your Income, investments, and life to the next level! Do you want to live life on your own terms? Financially independent people have assets that generate income greater than their expenses. We explore ways how people have increased their income and net worth to achieve financial independence (and how you can too) .

The Next-Level Income Show is a business podcast hosted by Chris Larsen, with 321 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Chris Larsen hosts The Next-Level Income Show, a business show with 321 episodes published.

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  Episode #327

  Next Level 327: Raise Capital Legally with Kim Lisa Taylor

  Sep 29, 202627 min

  Kim Lisa Taylor is a nationally recognized corporate securities attorney and the founder of Syndication Attorneys. She and her team have created nearly $5 billion in securities offerings for hundreds of syndicators, fund managers, and small business owners. On this episode of the Next Level Income Show, Kim joins Chris to walk passive investors through the legal side of a real estate syndication. She explains what makes a deal a security, the difference between 506(b) and 506(c) offerings, and why a sponsor who never asks about your finances is a red flag. She also covers the loan terms to check before you invest and why she urges caution with fund of funds deals. Kim's free books are at syndicationattorneys.com. Her podcast and YouTube channel are both called Raise Capital Legally.

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  Episode #326

  Next Level 326: The Ticking Tax Time Bomb in Your 401k with Davis Oliver

  Sep 22, 202633 min

  Most people treat taxes as a once-a-year, filing-season problem. Davis Oliver of Taxes Saved joins Chris to explain why Q4, not April, is when real tax planning happens, and why most CPAs never bring it up in the first place: their job is compliance and filing, not proactive strategy. On this episode of the Next Level Income Show, Davis and Chris cover how W-2 employees, not just business owners, can use real deductions the tax code already offers, and what Davis calls a "ticking tax time bomb": the required minimum distributions built into most 401(k)s and IRAs, which can trigger a large, forced tax bill for you, or now, for your heirs within just 10 years of inheriting. Davis Oliver has spent the last seven years at Taxes Saved, the tax planning firm he and his family built after their own frustration with traditional CPAs. Learn more about Taxes Saved at https://nextlevelincome.com/taxessaved, or book a call with our team at meetings.hubspot.com/ccampbell28.

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  Episode #325

  Next Level 325: The Stress Stroke That Rebuilt Her Relationship With Money with Krisstina Wise

  Sep 15, 202636 min

  Krisstina Wise built a multi-million dollar business, and then her body shut down. About 95% of the way through a keynote in front of 500 people, she froze on stage completely: a stress stroke, brought on by years of running on scarcity and fear. Within 48 hours she couldn't get out of bed, and stayed there for two years while her business fell apart, kept afloat only by real estate investments she'd quietly built on the side. On this episode of the Next Level Income Show, Krisstina joins Chris to talk about that collapse, the shift from a scarcity mindset to an abundance mindset, and how she now teaches other women to build wealth through Wealthy Wellthy and the Wise Money School. Krisstina Wise is the author of Falling for Money, host of the Wealthy Wealthy podcast, and her second book, Wise Investing, is currently in publication. Take her free Money IQ Quiz at tinyurl.com/moneyiqquiz.

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  Episode #324

  Next Level 324: How Art Became a $60 Billion Asset Class with Maria Brito

  Sep 8, 202646 min

  Maria Brito has spent 17 years advising private collectors on art, facilitating over $200 million in transactions along the way. Before art, she was a corporate attorney who graduated Harvard Law School after immigrating from Venezuela, working 20-hour days at a New York law firm before deciding it wasn't the life she wanted. On this episode of the Next Level Income Show, Maria joins Chris to make the case for art as a real, if unconventional, asset class: how it earned that status in the 1970s, the tax benefits of donating a long-held piece to a museum, how art market returns stack up against the stock market, and the true story behind the $500 million sale of a painting nobody can fully verify was painted by Leonardo da Vinci. Maria Brito is the author of the award-winning, best-selling book How Creativity Rules the World: The Art and Business of Turning Your Ideas Into Gold. You can learn more about Maria at: www.mariabrito.com

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  Episode #323

  Next Level 323: Why Bigger Deals Are Easier to Buy and Run with Todd Dexheimer

  Sep 1, 202640 min

  Todd Dexheimer started as a high school teacher making $30,000 a year. In 2008 he bought his first foreclosures because the math worked, even when everyone around him said he was crazy to buy into a crashing market. On this episode of the Next Level Income Show, Todd joins Chris to make the case that bigger deals are actually easier to buy and run than small ones, and walks through the senior housing rollercoaster that took his cash flow from $250,000 in year one to negative by year three: what COVID, staffing shortages, and inflation did to cause it, and how becoming a true operating company turned it back around by late 2023. They also cover why he hired his first business coach, and where he sees the best opportunities in multifamily and senior housing over the next 5 to 10 years. Todd Dexheimer is Principal of Endurus Capital and VitaCare Living, and hosts the Pillars of Wealth Creation podcast. Get your free copy of How To Be Financially Free by Forty at nextlevelincome.com/financialfreedombook, or book a call with our team at meetings.hubspot.com/ccampbell28.

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