I was at my wits end dealing with lying drug users as tenants. Jennifer was a breath of fresh air…read moregiving practical legal advice and timely preparation of paperwork to get possession of my property back. Highly recommend her services.

From the owner: I specialize in landlord/tenant law, including evictions and collections. I perform services for…read moreboth the landlord and the tenant where appropriate. I perform collections for any type of business. I also specialize in non-bankruptcy debt relief by assisting debtors in settling debts for less and negotiating payment plans with creditors. I am also a mobile notary and will come to you for your notary needs.

As a first-time home buyer, Shannon was so knowledgeable about the process. She took her time…read moreexplaining all of our options and helped us make the decision that was best for us. Thanks, Shannon!

From the owner: The Ohio Mortgage Machine Team is your premier mortgage team located in Dayton, Ohio. We offer some…read moreof the lowest rates nationwide making the loan process simple, straightforward and fast for borrowers seeking a mortgage in the Dayton area. Whether you are first time home buyer, purchasing your dream home, refinancing an outstanding loan, or consolidating debt, the highly experienced team of mortgage brokers here can help you take that first step toward a financial solution. The ultimate goal is to create lasting relationships with each and every client and to continue providing excellent service for many years to come.

Swindled out of my money with their phones debt management program. Made my situation worse then…read morewhen I e rolled in program

I first heard about Golden Reserve ("GR") on the radio, while driving an hour each way from our…read moreDayton-area home to my former job in Cincinnati. My wife and I had been clients of Fidelity for DECADES, and we trusted them to grow/manage our retirement savings. Fidelity had recommended that we transfer the bulk of our money to an actively managed account, mostly to reduce the risk of losses during market downturns. For this service, we paid a fee of 1% of assets under management (AUM). That fee seemed "normal", since most fees seem to run 1 - 1.5% AUM. But then, I heard GR's radio shows & started to think.... While Fidelity did a good job of managing/growing our savings, I eventually realized (after I retired) that there was still something lacking. As silly as it might sound, saving money is "easy." Throw money into a S&P Index fund....keep adding money....more money....more money...shake/stir/WAIT. Time value of money, eh wot? In our case, our money wasn't going into just a S&P 500 Index Fund. It was going into a variety of funds, with very low loads. Over the last 2-3 years, we also paid a 1% AUM fee. As a result, our money grew. GREAT, until both my wife & I retired. OK, now what? You've got all this money built up over the decades, with a goal of providing funds for a good retirement. After listening to GR, I learned to consider TAXES and ESTATES. Saving money is easy. Withdrawing money is also easy. You just make withdrawals whenever you want, out of any of your random accounts. Right? NOPE. While it's "easy" to just pull whatever funds you want out of whatever account, that might result in you getting smacked with unnecessary taxes. This brings me to WHY my wife & I dropped Fidelity (after decades) and went with GR. GR offers a holistic "package" of services. Their approach is not so much focused on saving money before you retire, but helping you wisely SPEND your money without throwing money away to Uncle Sam after you retire. GR not only offers financial services (helping to set up accounts through Schwab), but they look at your individual tax burden. How much can/should you withdraw from which of your accounts (401K, IRA, Roth IRA,....), given your Social Security or Pension incomes. When should you take that money out? In addition to their CPA-driven advice, they also offer multiple other GREAT services. Their associates do your taxes every year. No extra cost. Their associated law firm offers you the ability to create or update your Will, Living Will, Healthcare Power of Attorney (POA), Financial POA, ......and Irrevocable TRUSTS. A properly set up Trust can help you preserve your home & some other assets so they're not forcibly liquidated if you go into a nursing home. Trusts are good if you're fretting about going into a nursing home in the random future. Nursing homes cost $$$$......$7-$12K/month here in Ohio. So you've got $500-$900K saved for retirement. Take that money, divide it by $12K/month.....you can see how your money might be quickly gobbled up by the nursing home. A properly set up Trust can help you preserve your home & some other assets so they're not forcibly liquidated. NOTE: I'm not a lawyer (just a retired engineer & ICU RN) ...all my vague mumbling words are merely from the perspective of a happy GR client. Your mileage may vary....void where prohibited by law...hug your kids, pet your critters. YES, GR bribes me. During our annual visits/reviews with Ed Wright at GR, my wife & I am offered free bottles of water or soft drinks. GR also offers occasional "thank you" events for its clients. I recently got to see the latest Tom Cruise Mission Impossible movie, with free soft drinks & popcorn. Goodie for me! In any case, I'd encourage you to at least consider GR as you approach (or are "in") retirement. Great folks. Excellent communication. No games.

I left Edward Jones after hearing Golden Reserve commercials. My experience with Golden Reserve…read moreseemed ok at the beginning. Then I noticed they love to put immediately put my money into annuities, saying making it "safe from the market". Just don't ask what commission they got. It influences their choices, even though they deny that. Do your taxes? Yeah, if you upload all your paperwork to some firm you've never heard of, and with whom you'll never meet. Make a trust? Yeah, if you don't mind different attorneys or clerks sitting in on zoom conversations each time you try to understand your options. Good luck trying to proactively plan how you will pull money out once you retire. I was told to wait until the day I didn't draw a paycheck, and trust them, they'd figure it out, depending on the moment. Those commercials and TV advertisements promise the world, don't they? For me they did not deliver. I see lots of gushing reviews for them these days.... very surprising. Sound like solicited smiley faces to me....