Category: Getting Started

At some point in your life, the thought of achieving financial independence has likely crossed your mind. Real estate investment often comes to mind as a potential avenue for this goal. However, many shy away due to a lack of …Read more  »

Passive real estate investing is a way to invest in real estate to augment income considerably well without having to necessarily stress out one’s self. You are not actively involved in generating profits or income from real estate; you are …Read more  »

Some of the most successful stock investors have based their investing principles on value investing. Investors such as Warren Buffet, Benjamin Graham, and Irving Kahn have used value investing to build vast empires of wealth. Value investing was conceived by …Read more  »

If you own a property in the U.S. and rent it out to a family member, you may wonder if you have to report the rental income to the IRS. The answer depends on whether you are renting the property …Read more  »

If you own a rental property in the United States, you may be wondering how your rental income is taxed, especially if you have a mortgage on the property. In this blog post, we will explain the basics of rental …Read more  »

If you own a property that you rent out to tenants, you may wonder if you have to report the rental income to the IRS, especially if you are not making any profit from it. The answer is yes, you …Read more  »

Real estate investment is a lucrative venture, but it requires substantial financial resources. Fortunately, real estate loans for investors offer a viable solution to finance these investments. In this article, we will explore the most common types of real estate …Read more  »

The current housing market means you’ll likely pay top dollar for a home that’s considered turnkey — immediately ready for you to move in. Plus, the competition is steep. Perhaps those two reasons are why 52% of American homebuyers are …Read more  »

Return on investment (ROI) serves as a vital metric for evaluating the financial performance of an investment within a specific timeframe. In the context of rental properties, ROI calculation involves dividing the annual net operating income (NOI) by the initial …Read more  »