Being a CPA has allowed me to peer into the financial lives of many successful real estate investors. Though I’m not a millionaire myself, I’ve identified habits, mindsets, and logic that I believe can make anyone a millionaire if they are all applied.

Want to invest remotely? Better do your due diligence! Learn exactly how to best analyze and choose a city for maximum cash flow here.

Thinking about setting an LLC up for your real estate business? The accounting is an essential part of a successful LLC. It needs to be done, and it needs to be done correctly. Learn what you need to know here.

Organize your real estate business transactions using this simple system, and stop dreading the task of tracking and reconciling them at year-end. This will work wonders for you as your portfolio grows.

If you want to generate massive wealth in a relatively short amount of time, owning rental properties will not be your primary driver of such growth. Let me explain why and reveal the way in which the wealthiest people I’ve met have achieved a high net worth that will last for generations.

With the new year right around the corner, most people are thinking about sipping spiked eggnog—but smart real estate investors are also finalizing their tax strategies. Read on for last-minute tax moves you can make. But you had better act fast, as time is running out!

More than anything else, your time is valuable. So how do you know if tasks are worthy of your most precious asset? Find out how to calculate it here!

The BRRRR method maximizes use of capital but can actually be a poor tax strategy. Here’s how one investor suggests improving the tried and true method.

You’ve probably heard that 401(k)s are a great way to prepare for retirement—but are they REALLY? Investigate the numbers here (you may be surprised)!

Real estate investors can use cash-on-cash return to quickly evaluate a property’s potential. However, this metric still has flaws. Learn more here.

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At the end of 2017, Congress passed The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which included IRS Code Section 199A, giving certain taxpayers access to a 20% pass-through deduction. A new release from the IRS specifies regulations surrounding Section 199A. So how does this affect you? Learn details here!