Investing in Opportunity Zones: What’s This Amazing Opportunity All About?
Learn about the major tax incentives to investing in government-sponsored "Opportunity Zones" and how to best invest in these types of funds.
Learn about the major tax incentives to investing in government-sponsored "Opportunity Zones" and how to best invest in these types of funds.
PIMD teaches how to use the BRRRR Method to acquire and build a real estate portfolio of cash-flowing properties.
Learn about the vacation rental market and if investing in this popular real estate trend is right for you.
Itching to buy a house? Save time, money and stress by avoiding the most common mistakes doctors make when buying a home.
The cash-on-cash return metric is one of the simplest and most effective ways of calculating an investment return. Learn the pros and cons here.
My latest update on real estate and alternative investments in my otherwise boring portfolio.
Today we discuss investing in private real estate funds. Also answering listener questions about what to do with a windfall, teaching financial literacy and charitable giving to children and lots more.
PIMD shares what it takes to find the best property manager to help run your real estate business and free up your valuable time.
Some people -- especially real estate investors -- think using a 401(k) is a bad idea. Most of them don't actually seem to know how a 401(k) works.
Winter months are the best months of the year to negotiate and purchase a home. Here are three ways you can save money buying a home this time of the year.
Triple net lease properties may be a good option if you want to invest in real estate but would rather not deal with the headaches of active management.
I prefer investing in real estate funds to picking individual real estate deals. CityVest helps lower the minimum investments and boost the returns of top notch real estate funds.
Were you aware that your Solo 401(k) could be used to directly purchase real estate? Find out how it's done and if it's right for you.
Conservation easements seemed like a good idea until the scammers and shysters started abusing them. It's always been caveat emptor, but now it also involves very close scrutiny by the IRS.
Want to know how I earned 18% on my money with almost no effort? I give you the full scoop here.
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