If Eviction Moratoriums Ever Come Back, This is How to Defend Against Them
Don't lose all of your money if moratoriums come back. This is how you can defend yourself.
Author
G. Brian Davis
REITs vs. Stocks: Is There Any Diversification Benefit At All?
If you're exploring diversification options, it's crucial to note that this investment might not be as sensible as initially thought. Here's the truth about this trendy investment.
Are High Tax Rates Forcing Americans To Move? What Does That Mean For Investors?
We know California and New York are losing residents every year, but what is the root cause for it? What are the implications for real estate?
Financial Independence: How Much of Your Income Do You Need to Save?
Can you reach financial independence and retire within the next 10 years? Yes, but it would take a huge savings rate. I’ve never subscribed to the idea of retiring at…
With High Inflation, Should You Consider Passive Real Estate Investing Over Stocks and Bonds?
A few decades ago, Treasury bonds paid over 15% interest. Today, you’re lucky if you can get 2-3%. Yet bonds remain a core tenet of retirement planning orthodoxy. Try telling an investment…
Buying a Home With Existing Section 8 Tenants: What Landlords Need To Know
If you’re open to the idea but haven’t worked with Section 8 before, make sure you understand how the process works when buying a home with existing Section 8 tenants.
10 Simple Ways To Minimize Or Avoid Capital Gains Taxes In Real Estate
The only two inevitable things in life are death and taxes, right? Well, sort of. Savvy real estate investors have more loopholes than most to reduce their tax burden. Here’s…
Do Well by Doing Good: Dr. Joe Asamoah’s Tips for Success — In Any Economy
Dr. Joseph Asamoah arrived in the United States at age 24 with just $100 in his pocket. He's now one of D.C.'s most successful investors. Learn his secrets here.
8 Traits of a Top-Tier Tenant—And How to Spot Them
Good, stable tenants mean good, stable returns. Frequent turnovers, evictions, and constant repairs all push your returns in one direction: down. These key traits often indicate a top-notch tenant.
8 Steps To Take Now To Prepare To Buy a Home in 2021
Buying a home is the largest financial transaction most Americans ever make. It can be a long, tedious journey—which means you should start now.
9 Ways to Save Money You Have Probably Never Tried
When it comes to saving money, you've heard the cliches: no Starbucks, no cable, so on. What else can you do beyond the easy and obvious?
14 Ways to Maximize Your Tax Benefits as a Real Estate Investor
By paying more attention to your tax strategy—especially in December—you can slash your tax bill and keep more of your hard-earned money.
How Much Should You Save for Retirement?
As you start planning your financial endgame—regardless of your current age—consider this your 5-minute crash course in retirement planning.
