Amir Nadibi Introduction post
# Initiated week Amir Nadibi
A good and wonderful week to all of us. Personally, I was moved by the contact that was made to me in order to publish during this week the entrepreneur of the week in this great group.
A wonderful week, my name is Amir Nadibi, 32, in a relationship, owner of the company AAN Nadibi Innovative Technologies Ltd. and owner of Amir Nadibi Logistics Services.
Our company is engaged in the management of over 15 properties, some of which are owned by me and my father, the value of the properties is over 4 million dollars without any loans/debts.
As with every investor/entrepreneur there is a story that led him to do something with time, money or any other resource at his disposal. Today I want to focus on 2 questions that move the gears in this world called entrepreneurship:
Why? how? What are questions that lead us in the world of entrepreneurship to more achievements than giving answers to ourselves.
My story started during my bachelor's degree in logistics.
In my last year of my degree, I realized that my course was written like most of the class to go to study for a master's degree or go out into the job market and progress over the years in the same place, the same time, almost the same salary. I started my job in a public company and every day I came back with a feeling of financial dissatisfaction, that my time is the most precious resource for every person in the world and last but not least the hunger for success. And here come the words of my question: Why I get up every morning and come back for the same thing and the same salary and burn the same time? how I satisfy myself as a person when I give my resources for the same salary and "conditions".
I started going through my paycheck and I see that a considerable percentage is deducted from it mainly for taxes and I feel like many in our country that there is not enough value for them and that we need to find another way to enjoy the taxes. I turned all the search engines on the rich of Israel and the world to find all their common denominators because they have time, they enjoy what they do (because who doesn't enjoy making money), and the most common denominator is that they don't pay taxes at all. The first billionaire I saw talking about this is Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad and Poor Dad". (Personally, I highly recommend following him on social media).
Robert Kiyosaki talks about three types of income:
1) Active income - income that the person works for and gets paid for (doctor, lawyer, etc.).
2) Investment portfolio - purchase/sale of shares for profit/loss purposes.
3) Passive income - income where the money is invested and works for you in the form of cash flow.
In case number 3 there are several disagreements as to whether real estate is considered passive income because there are several different real estate transactions.
Of these three types of income, I understand that only with passive income is it possible not to pay taxes, because if I go to study law/medicine/engineering I will continue to receive the paycheck with tax reductions.
In an investment portfolio, those who sell shares at a profit pay capital gains tax and if they lose, they get a tax refund, but that's not the goal, I'm looking to invest.
With passive income it is possible to pay almost no taxes and the money works for you and it can be increased by purchasing assets andRent them.
From here I set out on my journey with questions that will accompany me:
Why buy properties?
How to buy properties?
And these questions will not stop, but they are the key to the answers we need to set foot for the first time in the world of real estate.
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