Category: Getting Started

It's never too late to start a business and investing in real estate can be a great decision. Before diving in and building a business in real estate it’s good to know certain aspects of real estate investments, aspects that …Read more  »

This article was inspired by a series of posts by fellow early retirement bloggers about how to live off your wealth during retirement.  They called this a retirement draw-down or withdrawal strategy, which, by the way, could be very different …Read more  »

Congress has approved sweeping tax cuts and tax reform that have not been tackled by the federal government in over 30 years (since the Tax Reform Act of 1986.). The new tax law, formally referred to as “The Tax Cuts …Read more  »

Advantages of buying turnkey rental properties are many especially for new buyers. Turnkey rental properties provide investors with a chance of experiencing high return on investment due to numerous advantages associated with the built-in defenses which provide security. Turnkey properties …Read more  »

In the wake of Republican-led tax bill being pushed through the house and senate in rapid-fire fashion, commercial real estate is poised for big gains. Though there are some disparities between the current House and Senate versions of the bill, …Read more  »

Real estate values estimation has several uses ranging from sale listings of real estate and analysis of investments to property taxes and insurances. However, it’s particularly necessary when it comes to real estate sales and passive investing. After all, the …Read more  »

Each year, Think Realty honors the leaders and change-makers of real estate who represent the best the industry has to offer.  These individuals are nominated by their peers, and the finalists are determined by an independent panel of judges who …Read more  »

One of the things I love most about my work is seeing people move from the left side of the CashFlow Quadrant to the right side of the quadrant. The process of moving from being an employee or self-employed to …Read more  »

Single-family home renters earn more money, have more kids, and are more likely to be married than multifamily renters. Comparing the 16 million single-family renter households to the 28 million multifamily rental households: (more…)