If you're going to invest in real estate syndications it's essential to do your due diligence before ever signing on the dotted line. It's a lot of work upfront and not for most investors. Here's how to evaluate one successfully.
If you think real estate investing might be for you, carefully consider these 3 points from PIMD before you jump in.
Have you been sitting on the fence trying to decide if owning a rental property is for you? PIMD bought an apartment building and is getting an education and making money at the same time with it. Learn about his investment here.
Today's podcast digs deep into the investment strategy of buying one real estate property a year. Also answering questions about a 20% retirement savings rate, S and C corps, starting a 501c, best student loan interest rates & lots more.
There are lots of ways to effectively invest in real estate. Here's how we're doing it.
PIMD tests out the strategy of investing in one real estate property each year and models the cash flow out 10, 15 & 20 years for some serious passive income.
Podcast #35 Show Notes: Interview with Jordan Goodman from Money Answers [Update: I recorded an addition to this podcast in December of 2018, about 11 months after this podcast originally ran. Make su...
By Dr. Peter Kim of Passive Income MD, WCI Network Partner [Editor’s Note: There are a lot of fancy ways to invest in real estate but this post is all about how to get the best real estate returns whe...
Some people don't like investing in index funds in retirement accounts. I don't have a problem with a little marketing hype, but when the facts are wrong I'm going to call you out on it.
Some successes come from luck, while other successes come from smart decisions. But a great deal of financial success comes from putting yourself in a position where luck can do its thing.
Don't commit your hard-earned capital without doing your due diligence. It is better to be with a great manager in a good deal than in a great deal with a bad manager.
We dedicate 20% of our portfolio to alternative investments (mostly real estate.) Here's how we're currently invested and how that will change in the next year.
When evaluating a real estate investment, you have to look under the hood. And when you get under there, you better know the difference between a radiator and an alternator. You don't buy a car just looking at the horsepower and you shouldn't buy an investment just looking at the projected return.
Another option for investing in real estate is turnkey direct ownership. You have more control and tax benefits than syndicated shares but there are downsides too.
I don't talk about it a lot, but we do invest in real estate and anticipate investing even more as the years go by. Here's a snapshot of our current real estate empire.