All Forum Posts by: Kira Golden

Investing in real estate can have a profound impact on your long-term future. find out how below:

https://www.fortunebuilders.com/tax-benefits-of-real-estate-investing/

I have personally taken advantage of these tax benefits. 

@Jordanmeyer

This is a possibility. Have you considered becoming completely passive with real estate investing? Real estate syndications are a great way to earn solid returns while not having to actively do anything. If you are interested in learning more or have any more questions, message me. I am more than happy to help.

You can achieve potentially higher returns by investing with others in multi-family residential projects. That is what my firm helps investors do. If you have any additional questions, send me a message. I am more than happy to assist.

Hello All,

Apologies for the delayed answer. I am happy to help and answer your inquiries. Send me a message so we can discuss further.

Thank you!

-K

Learn more about these two approaches in the Forbes article below. Which approach is right for you? If you have any questions I am happy to help. 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesrealestatecouncil/2018/03/22/active-vs-passive-which-is-the-superior-real-estate-investment-strategy/#3aed9d8f2636

It is beautiful!

A group of friends began to discuss asset protection structures and living trusts over a few drinks the other night. We have done research on these topics and found many different ways to skin that cat. It turned into quite the discussion and we found that most of us agreed on a Wyoming LLC. However, there are Nevada and Delaware LLC's and corporations that can be used in the same manner. We are curious, how did you set up your living trust and asset protection structure?

Our firm is looking for a full time loan manager. This would be someone with extensive commercial lending experience and can help us refinance stabilized assets. Our assets are between 1 million and 15 million- All commercial multi family. Does anyone know of a high integrity commercial broker who won't just waste time making me run in cycles gathering docs to only have them not come through on the loan. 

Check out the NMLS. This is the national licensing agency that coordinates mortgage broker/ banker laws and you can find the requirements by state. I have also found the regulatory agencies themselves to be quite helpful. Just call or walk in and ask all your questions. 

James L. The numbers look right, but it seems like a lot of work for just an 8% cap rate. Have you thought about using your capital to co-invest on larger projects that benefit from economies of scale and generate 15caps? As you get into larger projects your risk is much more spread out and the returns are better. Regarding cash on cash returns you will want 20% or better once stabilized.