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How to Beat the Recession and Inflation Using...

By Brian Sacks, Author of The Real Estate Loophole  We all know that rents are rising and so are interest rates. Home prices, however, seem to be moderating, or even dropping in many areas. This has caused many first-time buyers, seniors, and others to evaluate their situations and look for the best alternatives to make ends meet.    In this article I will share with you a legal real estate loophole that very few consumers are aware of, and even fewer take advantage of.   What if I told you there was a way to:  Have others cover your full mortgage payment each and every month.  Create a side hustle income without needing to go to a job or go online.  Purchase an investment... Read more

By Norm Spivey, Author of Collect Rent, Don’t Pay It!: A Beginner’s Guide to Rental Property Investing  Should the “amateur” real estate investor form a...

By Gita Faust, author of Residential Property Management for Landlords: QuickBooks Desktop: Closing the Gap Between Bookkeeping and Financials in Real Estate and Rental...

If your home’s value has soared, congratulations. If you decide to sell, beware. Financial advisor James Guarino says some clients don’t realize that home-sale...

A few conversations with trusted advisors, a little soul searching and a clear goal in mind are the recipe for investment success. For private investors, there is a...

How to Dispute Unfair Multifamily Property...

Multifamily owners can avoid excessive property taxes by being prepared with the right research and documentation. Property tax systems vary from state to state across the country, with differing procedures in each assessor’s jurisdiction. Complicating things further, the personalities of assessors and their staff influence the way they interact with property owners or their agents. It is the responsibility of the property owner or their agent to learn and adapt to the procedures and behaviors at work in their assessor’s offices. However, there are universal pre-emptive steps that property owners in any jurisdiction can take to combat excessive valuations. These property-specific... Read more

A home equity line of credit (HELOC) is a secured loan that allows you to borrow money against the equity you’ve built in your home. As you pay your mortgage, you...

A leasehold improvement is a change made to a rental property to customize it for the particular needs of a tenant. Leasehold improvements, such as painting, installing...

Having a rental property will change any landlord’s tax situation. However, landlords and rental property owners are entitled to many tax deductions. Tax...

Having to pay tax on your rental property income is one of the frustrations of being a landlord. Fortunately, you can deduct most of your expenses from your income...