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How This Lawyer Built Wealth With Real Estate!

Attorney Jeffery Watson shares legal tips for real estate investors, from self-directed IRAs to asset protection and avoiding costly mistakes.

Who They Are

Jeffery Watson is a seasoned Ohio attorney and real estate investor with over 30 years of experience helping investors protect assets, build tax-advantaged wealth, and navigate the legal complexities of self-directed retirement accounts. He’s one of only a few attorneys nationwide deeply immersed in this niche, with a voice in Washington, D.C. and a passion for helping others invest smarter.

What They Do

Jeff helps clients structure deals using self-directed IRAs and 401(k)s, ensuring compliance with IRS rules while maximizing returns. He also advises investors on asset protection, fraud prevention, and legal strategy. From first-time investors to seasoned pros, Jeff breaks down the “how” behind alternative investing, offering clarity in an often confusing space.

Why You Should Connect

For services: If you're using or considering self-directed retirement accounts to invest in real estate or alternative assets, Jeff’s expertise can help you avoid costly mistakes, reduce taxes, and structure deals correctly.
For networking: Jeff partners well with CPAs, investment advisors, custodians, and anyone working in retirement planning, real estate, or wealth strategy. He also connects deeply with entrepreneurs focused on legacy building.

📩 Connect with Jeff:
Website: https://watsoninvested.com

Want to know more? Watch the full interview here.

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