The Investor’s Guide to a Single-Family Rental Emergency Fund
As real estate investors, your emergency funds are a critical line of defense against unexpected costs. It prevents you from dipping into your budget to handle them. But what should you really use an emergency fund […]
Don’t Overlook This When Buying an Investment Property—Learn From My Mistake
Let’s get one thing straight: Real estate investing isn’t a get-rich-quick scheme. If you think you can just waltz in and start raking in cash without a solid game plan, you’re setting yourself up for a financial face-plant.
Get involved today! With a new incoming Republican Presidential Administration and both houses in Congress also Republican, the likelihood of a new tax reform bill is almost a certainty. To pay for lower tax rates, there have been proposals to eliminate Section 1031 like-kind exchanges from the tax code. 1031 tax deferred exchanges benefit millions of American investors and businesses every year. 1031 exchanges encourage businesses to expand and help keep dollars moving in the U.S. economy. The repeal of 1031 exchanges would lead to negative consequences for the real estate market, the national economy and would lead to lower property values, economic contraction and job loss. 1031 exchanges are relied on by small businesses and investors in many industries, including real estate, transportation, equipment/vehicle rental/leasing, and construction. Tell your Congressional representatives that 1031 exchanges are vitally important to both the commercial and residential real estate markets and the overall U.S. economy. Go to 1031taxreform.com to learn more and save 1031 exchanges.
