Category: General Real Estate

You can calculate net operating income (NOI) for your real estate investment by using the generally accepted net operating income formula, which is your potential rental income plus any additional property-related income minus vacancy losses minus total operating expenses. Keep …Read more  »

Single-family homes have the widest market appeal. In a softening marketplace, real estate that houses jobs (retail, office, etc.) will generally show rental weakness before the real estate that houses people (single family homes).  Changes in job indicators give investors …Read more  »

Norada Ranks No. 188 on the Inaugural 2020 Inc. 5000 Series: California With Two-Year Revenue Growth of 125 Percent We are proud to announce that we have made the inaugural Inc. 5000 Series: California list of the fastest-growing private companies …Read more  »

We are proud to announce that we have made the prestigious Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in America. Inc. Magazine ranked Norada Real Estate Investments as #925 on its annual list of the top 5000 fastest-growing private …Read more  »

Archimedes made the comment, "Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum strong enough, and I can move the world." "Leverage real estate to buy more properties. Invest in real estate with leverage." You’ve probably heard the phrase many …Read more  »

Starting A Real Estate Investment LLC Why have an LLC? There are mainly two reasons why you want any kind of business structure: Pay less tax, and protect your assets. LLCs can be especially helpful if there are multiple owners of …Read more  »

How To Lower Property Taxes On Your Home?? There is an entire political discussion around taxes: are they fair or unfair? Are you paying your fair share? During the last election cycle, President Trump received a lot of attention when …Read more  »

I’ve frequently written about how savers are losers. And it’s true. In an economy that runs on debt and thrives on inflation, there is nothing more financially dangerous than thinking your savings will provide a secure financial future. Well, almost nothing. …Read more  »

For most of my post college life, I’ve had a drastically larger exposure to real estate over stocks. I needed a place to live so I figured it was better to pay down a mortgage than to pay someone rent. …Read more  »