As the years pass by, equity happens … And oftentimes, lessons are best learned first-hand. So as a real estate investor, time and experience are two very powerful advantages to have on your side.
Podcast: Getting Started Early in Real Estate and Investing Read More »
The person who chases two rabbits catches neither … Another week and a thousand sub-plots and angles to the COVID-19 story and how all this might affect real estate investors. In a run-of-the-mill market gyration, those are usually fun and relevant rabbit-trails to go down. But there will be plenty of time for that later.
Which rabbit to chase? Read More »
Central banks around the world have been pumping “liquidity” into their respective economies since 2008. In the USA, the Fed has gone through two rounds of “Quantitative Easing” (QE1 and QE2) and has been talking about a third. Meanwhile, the government is piling up debt at a record pace. What does it all mean? And
2/20/11: The Coming Wave of Inflation – Profiting When the Levee Breaks Read More »
In our continuing quest for real estate wisdom, The Real Estate Guys catch up with two of the most active real estate investors around. As 2009 closes and we look forward to the new decade, what do the experts think? Gazing into their crystal balls for this episode: Your senior seer, host Robert Helms Chief
12/27/09: A Glimpse into the New Year with Ken McElroy and Kim Kiyosaki Read More »
The AP headline this morning says “Stock Market Slumps as Home Construction Slows”. Oh no! We can hear the pitter patter of mutual fund investors’ feet running to their computers to check the damage to their 401k. Funny, but when we look at our computer, we see interest rates on 30 year fixed mortgages back
Home Construction Slows – Good or Bad? Read More »
The AP reports that gold hit an all time high of $1,118 per ounce today. Do you understand why? Do you REALLY understand? And what does gold have to do with real estate (besides that you dig gold out of the ground)? Great questions! Gold’s rise is a prime refection of a falling dollar. Why?
Is Gold All that Glitters? Read More »