Depreciation

Understanding How the Stages of Life Should Affect Investment Strategy

by Jeff Brown | March 23, 2010

Ya don’t give a drowning man a glass of water, right? It’s not appropriate to his immediate circumstance. That glass of water makes a lot more sense when given to the man in the desert who’s been without water for a couple days. In this initial part of a series, I will address a common [...]

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Real Estate Investing

Make Over $150K a Year? Excellent! Here’s a Strategy For You

by Jeff Brown | January 5, 2010

One of the most often heard comments during phone conversations with potential clients is, “I didn’t know that was possible.” Or something similar. The foundation for successful investing is doing things on Purpose with a Plan. Taxes and the sheltering thereof is a main cog for most real estate investors. More important, how does the [...]

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Real Estate Investing

Real Estate Depreciation: A Deeper Look

by Kyle Koller | November 23, 2009

One of the many benefits of real estate investing is depreciation—the loss in the value of a building over time due to wear and tear, deterioration and age. Depreciation can only be applied to the building, not to the land. After all, land does not wear out over time. Luckily for real estate investors, building [...]

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Real Estate Tips

The Benefits of Multiple Exit Strategies for Real Estate Investors

by Ryan Moeller | June 30, 2009

With so many ways to make money in real estate, how are you going to choose to make your money? A better question may be what happens if your exit strategy doesn’t work? Do you have multiple exit strategies as backup plans or are you about to absorb a huge and crushing loss?

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