When you think about buying a property, things like cash flow, appreciation, and tax benefits all weigh into your decision … But in order to really understand the investment you’re making, those aren’t the only factors to consider.
Podcast: Underwriting and Due Diligence in a Changing Market Read More »
As markets change, we as investors have to change too. That said, knowing what adjustments to make isn’t always easy … Especially for those who are relatively new to the game. So when shift happens, learning from the folks who’ve lived through it before can have a huge impact on your approach … And your outcome.
Podcast: Current Market Concerns for Real Estate Investor Read More »
As an investor today, there are plenty of reasons to be concerned … One of which is the instability of the banking system. In this enlightening episode, we welcome back our good friend Rick Rule, a highly experienced investor and speculator who is in the process of opening a new bank designed to revolutionize banking.
Podcast: Capitalism Fights Back Read More »
In the words of Ben Franklin, “In this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes …” But tax time doesn’t have to be as unnerving as the former. Armed with the knowledge that taxation is one of the most powerful tools for wealth creation, our guest today helps investors take advantage of the tax code … Keeping millions of dollars per year in their pockets and out of the hands of Uncle Sam.
Podcast: Using Tax Strategies to Not Just Save, but Make Money Read More »
Bank implosions, stubborn inflation, an expanding money supply … They’re all symptoms of one BIG problem … The financial system is in trouble.
Podcast: Protecting Yourself Against a Bank Failure Read More »
The price of gold is inching near its all time high … Whether or not you’re interested in investing in metals, as a real estate investor, it’s wise to understand the relationship between gold and the dollar, interest rates, and real estate.
Podcast: Gold Just Hit $2,000 Again … What That Means for Real Estate Investors Read More »
People are initially drawn to real estate investing for all sorts of reasons … Many simply come looking for cash flow. Others are seeking long term financial security or a way to protect themselves against inflation …
Podcast: Out of the Box Tax Strategies for Passive Investors Read More »
Privately owned housing starts in February came in at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,450,000. This is 9.8 percent above the revised January estimate of 1,321,000, a much bigger jump than the expected 0.1 percent increase.
Newsfeed: Breitbart Business Digest: Light at the End of the Housing Tunnel Read More »
Highest Potential SFR Returns in Indian River, Collier, Wayne, Mercer, Charlotte Counties; Best Returns Concentrated in South, Midwest and Northeast, Lowest in West; Rental Returns Increase From 2022 in About 90 Percent of Counties Analyzed, Reversing Years of Decline
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The NAHB index rose two points to 44 in March, according to a Wednesday press release. The mild rise in homebuilder confidence exceeded economists’ expectations; a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) poll of economists believed the index would drop to 40. The NAHB’s March score is the highest reading since September 2022.
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