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Alaska State Representative Julie Coulombe represents the hillside in Anchorage. Raised in a conservative Christian household in the suburbs of Chicago and later Atlanta, she met her husband her freshman year of college in Alabama. They married and moved to Anchorage over thirty years ago. Although always involved in the community, it wasn’t until …

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How Much Down Payment for Investment Property? Check out the video of this class here: https://realestatefinancialplanner.com/how-much-down-payment-for-investment-property/ In this special mini-class for the Real Estate Financial Planner™ coaching program James covers: The two primary groups of loans for real estate investors... How much down payme…

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Legislators advance policy to limit Alaska’s spending; The Skagway courthouse destroyed by fire; Funding is being directed to help stock Alaska food pantries as part of a broader effort to address a state backlog in processing food stamp benefit applications

State House Representative Stanley Wright of Anchorage is originally from South Carolina. He is a Navy Veteran and a Republican which, in both regards, makes him an outlier in his own family. After working in Governor Dunleavy’s administration, he took a job working for Mayor Dave Bronson before being elected to the state house where he represents …

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What does a real estate agent do when you're buying a rental property? What are you use responsbible for? What do each of your other dream team members do? In this special mini-class for the Real Estate Financial Planner™ coaching program James covers: What's the difference between a real estate agent, broker and Realtor? A word on local variation …

Republican Will Stapp was born and raised in a suburb of Seattle; he decided at an early age that he wanted to serve in the military and joined the Army right after high school. He was first stationed at Fort Wainwright but deployed almost immediately to Iraq, and as you will hear, was in the midst of bloody battles from the moment he landed in Fal…

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Don't wait until after you own your rental property to start optimizing cash flow. In this special recording, James discusses all the strategies for improving cash flow while you're actively searching for the next rental property to buy. In this special mini-class for the Real Estate Financial Planner™ coaching program James covers: Real Estate Age…

Assembly Chair Suzanne LaFrance grew up the oldest of seven children in Palmer, Alaska. After a career in telecommunications, she was elected to the Assembly to represent South Anchorage 6 years ago. She is eligible to run for a third term but she has decided not to do that. Assembly member Austin Quinn-Davidson is also eligible for re-election but…

Alaska’s food stamp backlog is taking a harsh toll on rural communities; Bronson administration proposes $2.5M settlement for East Anchorage shelter construction; A ballot proposition aims to tackle longstanding problems with Chugach State Park

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When should you upgrade or do improvements to your rental property? How do you tell if it is worthwhile doing the improvements/upgrades? In this special mini-class for the Real Estate Financial Planner™ coaching program James covers: Where are we as we improve rental property cash flow/now? Distinctions between BRRR/R and taking advantage of forced…

The closure of the Anchorage senior health clinic looms; Anchorage official said thick ice that had accumulated on the roof far exceeded the maximum weight at Turnagain CrossFit gym; Details on the roof collapse at the Palmer Public Library; Mayor Bronson sued and accused of firing Office of Equal Opportunity director in retaliation for investigati…

Anchorage will celebrate Juneteenth and Indigenous Peoples Day; Alaska House of Representatives vote to reprimand David Eastman; Season’s snowfall isn’t yet too heavy for the vast majority of Anchorage rooftops

Are Bohemian waxwings getting drunk on fermented fruit?; Assembly introduces proposal to grant four weeks of paid parental leave to some municipal employees; Alaska House of Representatives vote unanimously to support Alaska’s largest potential oil and gas development in decades

The unseen driver of Alaska’s record jail deaths: Suicide; Alaska’s election reform has begun gathering signatures; New study shows that twice as many pregnant or recently pregnant Alaska women died in 2021 as compared to recent years

State Senator Bill Wielechowski moved to Anchorage 24 years ago because of his sense of adventure and love for the outdoors. After practicing law in New Jersey and later at a private practice in Anchorage, he eventually took a job as the attorney for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers where he has been for 18 years. After losing an…

Alaska Native supporters of Willow oil project push for approval in D.C.; Anchorage gym collapses during event, killing 1

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The Your Financial Independence module for the new Real Estate Financial Planner Coaching program for folks looking to buy a property in the next 90 days that will move them closer to financial independence despite high prices, high interest rates and lagging rents. James covers: Does buying this property move you closer to your goal of being finan…

Justice Department finds Anchorage School District illegally restrained and secluded students; Longtime state employee and Republican Party supporter to lead the Alaska Division of Elections; Governor's amended budget unveiled Wednesday

Girdwood wants to figure out its own solutions to its housing crisis; Anchorage’s Sullivan Arena may have to stay open as a homeless shelter through the summer; Mayor Bronson issues subpoena over his hiring of the former Health Department director

Alaska Native leaders, US senators advocate for Willow oil project; Alaska joins federal abortion pill lawsuit; President Biden to nominate an Alaskan to serve as the first U.S. Arctic ambassador-at-large

The cursed ship that could not survive Alaska; Mayor Bronson's new municipal attorney; The new Republican-dominated House majority caucus is still trying to determine its priorities

Lifelong Alaskan Representative Genevieve Mina was elected to the Alaska state house of representatives for the first time in the election held this past November. At just 26 years of age, she is the second youngest person currently serving in the legislature. But, she has seven years of political experience, much of it working in the legislature, …

A man’s death in a Fairbanks snowbank; Railbelt utilities again scramble to fill expected Cook Inlet gas shortages; Embattled company running school buses in Mat-Su is operating without local permits

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Introduction to the Real Estate Financial Planner Coaching program for folks looking to buy a property in the next 90 days that will move them closer to financial independence despite high prices, high interest rates and lagging rents. James covers the 7 steps all real estate investors should go through when buying a rental property and the 20 modu…

Anchorage’s 2023 tourism outlook is promising; Alaska Senator presses for answers about the Chinese spy balloon; Exam score needed to become an attorney could be lowered in Alaska; Alaska Senate hastily withdraws oil and gas property tax bill

A large-scale housing project in Girdwood rejected; Anchorage School Board on Tuesday updated its policy surrounding academic honesty and ChatGPT; Assembly takes first step toward legal action against Mayor Dave Bronson’s administration

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An influential friend of Mayor Bronson at the center of several City Hall controversies; Alaska-based nonprofit plans to open a new behavioral health clinic in Wasilla; Former CEO of Alaska Child & Family sentenced on federal charges

New Mat-Su facility adds detox beds; Niki Tshibaka resigns; Another round of snow and difficult driving conditions in Southcentral; More details on the polar bear that killed a young mother and her baby

Jesse Sumner is a lifelong Alaskan who is a career homebuilder in the Matanuska Susitna Valley where he owns his own construction company with his brother. He served on the MatSu Borough Assembly and as deputy mayor of the borough, before being elected to the state house this last election cycle. He first ran for the Alaska State House in 2020 wher…

Assembly leadership proposes ‘online checkbook’ to boost transparency; Mayor Bronson backs expanded port design; Alaska college scholarship sees record-low acceptance rates

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The annual Battle of the Books; Senate Education Committee introduces new bill; Lawyers stop accepting new clients facing serious felony charges in Bethel and Nome Superior Courts; Department of Public Safety release draft policy on body cameras

Alaska’s Cook Inlet beluga numbers perilously low; Long-awaited North Slope oil development study released; former state Sen. Josh Revak joining Alaska office as state director

EPA issues long-awaited final determination halting Pebble mine; Mat-Su school bus drivers strike; Funding for a $99 million gym at Fort Wainwright;

Alaska scrambling to clear a months long food stamp backlog; Bus driver strike at Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District looming; Two allowing Alaska to raise revenue introduced; 21-year-old man was shot to death in downtown Anchorage

Lifelong Alaskan, Robert Myers Jr. is a long-haul truck driver and the state senator for new senate district Q which includes North Pole, Badger, and Eielson Airforce Base. Robert considers himself a Conservative Republican and was first elected in 2020 when he defeated longtime incumbent John Coghill in the Republican Primary election by just 14 v…

Alaska public worker shortage fuels renewed interest in pension plan; 1 person dead, 1 injured in a head-on car crash in Wasilla; Anchorage history Q&A