7 Ways to Organize & Structure a Real Estate Syndication
Real estate syndications are becoming more popular as investors seek to complete larger deals. Many want to step up to create their own syndications, but this can be overwhelming from…
Real estate syndications are becoming more popular as investors seek to complete larger deals. Many want to step up to create their own syndications, but this can be overwhelming from…
Knowing your industry terminology is important for being able to negotiate great terms on multifamily deals. It's also important to be able with communicate with more experienced investors and brokers…
So many people think they can "fake it until they make it" when investing in apartment buildings. In my experience as an investor, you need to be prepared to be…
So I recently came across a deal. Corner lot, full block, but oddly shaped. A bit overpriced, but definitely doable. I immediately shot it over to my architect. "Dude, what…
Do the terms "cap rate," "NOI," "repositioning," and "value-add" have your head spinning? Learn to wrap your mind around these important real estate concepts here.
For some, the lure of a freshly built single-family home that has never been inhabited is a no-brainer. Others prefer the perks that come with dated construction—prime locations, established neighborhoods,…
More and more real estate investors are discovering the advantages of multifamily property investing. The one thing that holds most back is how to fund these larger real estate acquisitions.…
Everything you ever wanted to know about cost segregation: How your property depreciates, and why you should consider accelerating depreciation to increase your cash-flow. Insights and strategies to maximize tax…
Multifamily is a great place to acquire and build multi-generational wealth. Watch this video to discover five avenues into the coveted multifamily investing arena.
Though the first strategy I discuss here is familiar to most of us, the second may surprise you as much as it did me and many I’ve discussed this with.
Don't have investing advantages or experience? Thank goodness that (at least most of) you live in America! You can still go out and make it happen.
Due diligence makes all the difference between landing great deals and being burdened with duds. Use this checklist to cover your bases.
There are some plusses and minuses to either choice, but overall, I believe single family homes are the better investment.