How to Succeed at Private Real Estate Investing
Should you invest in private real estate syndications or funds? Here's how to know if you are the right investor for these high-risk investments.
Should you invest in private real estate syndications or funds? Here's how to know if you are the right investor for these high-risk investments.
Should you pull money out of retirement accounts to invest in real estate? Answering this plus reader questions about stable value funds, split-dollar life Insurance, investing cash short term, and lots more.
Financially successful doctors generally take one of three pathways to success. Which is the right fit for you to build wealth?
Punch in, punch out, get paid. PIMD thinks there's a better way to live and work through creating passive income. Simple concept, yes -- but not easy.
A property doesn't need to follow the 1% rule in order to provide an acceptable investment return. Discussing the exceptions and a word of caution.
Here's an update on how my various real estate holdings are faring through the coronavirus pandemic.
What questions should you ask to determine the best state to invest in real estate? Also talking mortgage forbearance, multiple 401(k) rules, PAYE vs REPAYE, mega backdoor Roth contributions, and lots more.
Where do you fall in the cash vs leverage debate? PIMD makes the case for using borrowed money to invest in real estate properties.
Do fear and anxiety keep you from investing in real estate? PIMD helps identify those fears so you can move forward with your goals.
PIMD thinks investors looking for more growth potential may want to look at cities like Milwaukee, WI & Columbus, OH. Here's his take on these 18-hr cities.
$1 Million just isn't enough so PIMD is figuring out how to make $5 million in real estate. Realistic? PIMD thinks so.
Real estate takes up 20% of my portfolio. Here's an update on the performance of my holdings.
If you think you can't lose money investing in real estate you're fooling yourself. Here are 9 ways these investments can go bad.
Timing is important when investing in real estate funds. Early may give you higher return but late might be better for vetting. PIMD gives the pros and cons.
We couldn't get to all of your questions at the PIMD Conference last October. Getting them answered today.