Why should an investor with no experience in real estate consider this industry for a large portion of their portfolio? The answer is complicated but can be distilled down to one word: Taxes.
The Covid years have brought a sea change in everyone’s life. Along with homeschooling and the work-from-home office, there have been seismic changes in the real estate landscape across the country.
Real estate should be part of your investment portfolio, and you should get in now while the market is cooling.
Americans are worried about their retirement, their quality of life, and whether they will have enough to be financially independent after doing all the “right things.” To those people, I suggest they look into real estate investing.
Preparing for your first real estate investment property should be approached with a plan. Here are 5 things you can do now to get ready.
Wondering how to invest in real estate? Here are 3 things you should have in place before you jump into investing of any kind.
This is not a repeat of the 2008 housing crisis. This is a great time to buy. This is a great time to haggle, deal, and negotiate your deal.
Investors who own a property generally hope to make a profit, so determining when to sell will depend on the goals set for their company.
At first, getting involved in real estate syndication might sound complicated and high-level. However, these assumptions aren’t true.
Achieve financial freedom through real estate investing. Real estate and tax lawyer Brian Boyd shows you how to find, fund, and manage real estate investments for long-term financial freedom.