I recently had a conversation with a client that was buying his first flip. We were going back and forth about a couple of items and he was pushing back on some aspects of our loan. After a bit more discussion, he finally admitted that he was just nervous. Nervous that he’d purchase the wrong house, […]
The headlines this month are the Fed’s decision to finally start tapering the bond buying spree beginning now. They are backing off buying bonds by $10 billion a month from $85 billion. I think this is significant and I am happy it is finally taking place. I have also read recently that this has not had much […]
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The investor you look up to seems to have it all. He or she is doing multiple deals a month, they drive a nice car, and they brag about their success. That is, of course, until a leg in the foundation breaks and it all comes tumbling down. We have seen it over and over […]
The Single Member LLC – Should I Use One?
Correct use of entities in a real estate investing business is one of the most common mistakes I see investors making. A Single Member Limited Liability Company or SMLLC, being the most common. In the states we work, we are lucky to be afforded the opportunity to use SMLLCs because not all states allow them. […]
Drive for Show, Putt for Dough: Why Smaller Moves Will Make You More Money
Last week I shot a 97. That was my best round yet. I started golfing about 3 years ago, and I am enjoying the challenge. I first took lessons to learn how to hold the club and make contact with the ball, which was surprisingly difficult. I remember that accidentally breaking a club in half […]
Should You Invest In Retirement Accounts?
By Travis Sperr: I think of this frequently, “Where is money best invested for the future?” As a real estate investor, I often run the numbers to see how much cash-flow I need to live the way I deserve to in “retirement”. I use quotes around retirement, because I don’t plan to work into the […]
Drive for Show, Putt for Dough: Why Smaller Moves Will Make You More Money
Last week I shot a 97. That was my best round yet. I started golfing about 3 years ago, and I am enjoying the challenge. I first took lessons to learn how to hold the club and make contact with the ball, which was surprisingly difficult. I remember that accidentally breaking a club in half […]
