Real Estate

[ad_1] In this article Are you struggling to wrap your head around depreciation recapture? If so, you’re not alone.  When running your real estate business, you can account for the wear and tear of your property and any furnishings and appliances you own via depreciation. You can divide the costs associated with these items over […]

[ad_1] In this article Fixer-uppers can be transformed into fantastic places to live. They can also get expensive. In addition to your mortgage loan, you will often need to pay for repairs out of pocket or get a short-term, high-interest loan. What if you could combine your home purchase and the cost of renovations in […]

[ad_1] In this article Writing a late rent notice is an unavoidable part of being a landlord. The notice of a late rent payment has three purposes. First, it reminds the tenant to pay the overdue rent promptly, informs about late fees, and then warns the tenant of the consequences of nonpayment. However, a late […]

[ad_1] In this article The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is a federal government agency that helps people get access to affordable housing. Most Americans associate HUD with public housing assistance and assisting low-income families. However, HUD programs also help individuals qualify for FHA loans, make home improvements, and enforce fair housing […]

[ad_1] In this article Another day, another contradictory economic data point. For the last several months, the U.S. economy has been throwing off confusing and often conflicting signals about what is to come. Some indicators show that the U.S. economy is performing relatively well, while others are flashing ominous signs of a recession. So which […]

[ad_1] To invest in real estate, you need to have a strong why. Without it, you won’t get far, and the first fumble that comes your way may be your last. That’s why having a solid reason behind your real estate investing can keep you going while the rest give up. And this is precisely […]

[ad_1] In this article Before the pandemic, co-living as a housing solution was already gaining popularity as urbanization caused rents to rise in major cities. Now, the concept of living in accommodations with communal spaces is making a comeback after the pandemic left a rental affordability crisis and loneliness epidemic in its wake.   Early this year, the largest co-living operator in […]

[ad_1] Knowing how to build business credit could be the difference between starting your dream business or waiting on the sidelines. And while most people think that building business credit requires years of income, million-dollar revenue, or a personal connection with your local bank, Jack McColl is here to tell you otherwise. Jack has been […]

[ad_1] Mortgage rates were about the only thing stopping the almost unbelievable home price run-up of 2020 through 2022. With higher mortgage rates, homebuyers were forced to bid on smaller houses or stick to renting while waiting for the good old days of 3% rates to return. But it doesn’t look like we’ll be heading […]

[ad_1] When can you refinance your home? How do you avoid taxes when selling a property? And is there a legal limit on when you can raise rent? Unfortunately, for most new investors, many of these questions don’t come with a straight answer. And when talking about taxes, even experienced investors like Ashley and Tony […]