Real Estate Investing
by Erion Shehaj
February 21, 2013
As discussed in my last post, under certain circumstances, long term real estate investors can opt to take a temporary detour from growing their capital base and recycle their positive cashflow to fund more acquisitions instead. The operative word in that statement is “temporary”. If market conditions (i.e interest rates, price/rent ratios) make it especially [...]
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Real Estate Investing
by Erion Shehaj
February 14, 2013
In my last post, I provided a rough outline of the best real estate investing strategy for regular real estate investors in five steps. One of the cornerstone elements of that strategy is a concerted effort to use the positive cashflow to aggressively pay off the mortgage debt in your real estate investing portfolio. This produced a very interesting [...]
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