It’s said one shortcut to success is investing in the path of progress. When you get in front of a wave of demand and capital, it can take you on a very profitable ride. And when two powerful forces … demographics and tax incentives … align to attract capital into a specific niche, the possibilities […]
Podcast: Senior Housing and Opportunity Zones – A Winning Formula Read More »
The only thing better than one investment opportunity … is two investment opportunities! We’ve talked about senior housing and opportunity zones before … but what happens when you combine the two? The combined demographics and tax incentives of these investment niches create exciting possibilities! We sat down with a successful real estate entrepreneur who is
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Investors and their money are attracted to opportunities. They purchase assets, including properties and businesses, in the pursuit of profits. That’s probably why YOU are reading this. It’s why we perpetually peruse the news … looking for clues about where investors, businesses, jobs and money might be going and growing. After all, where people and
Getting in the flow of money on the move … Read More »
Everybody is talking about Opportunity Zones … and they should be. They can be a great opportunity (just like the name says)! But many investors have found themselves scratching their heads. How exactly does someone take full advantage of Opportunity Zones? Recently released guidelines are giving investors and syndicators much needed clarity for moving forward
Opportunity Zones Update – Defer, Reduce, and Even Eliminate Taxes Read More »
You’ve probably heard the expression … “There’s more than one way to skin a cat.” We’re not sure why anyone would want to skin a cat… that sounds gross and cruel. But the idea is there’s often more than one way to get something done. In this case, we’re talking about wealth re-distribution. We realize
Wealth redistribution by hook or by crook … Read More »
When the 2008 financial crisis hit, the mortgage industry was at the epicenter … and the disruption of funding feeding real estate crushed housing values. But it’s important to remember, the problem was NOT real estate. After all, people still needed and wanted places to live. So the demand for housing remained stable. It was
Main Street needs Main Street investors … Read More »
Some people think housing is a driver of economic growth. But that doesn’t make sense to us. Sure, a robust housing market creates a lot of jobs from construction all the way back through the supply chain. But housing itself is a by-product of prosperity, not a creator of it. After all, who buys a house first … and then
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