by Bill | Apartments, Business Success, Income, Management, Passive Income, Performance, Taxes
Which is better, annual multifamily rentals or Airbnb style short term vacation investments? Short term vacation rentals like those you see on Airbnb have become very trendy among new real estate investors. They tease with the hope of higher rents per night, and the...
by Bill | Business Strategy, Income, Passive Income, Taxes
Few people love thinking about taxes. Except for accountants, the IRS and savvy investors who use it as their edge to generate truly attractive returns. It’s not what you make; it’s what you keep. Taxes alone have the ability to make or break an investment. A smart...
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by Bill | Apartments, Business Strategy, Passive Income
Real estate agents and homeowners seem to be set on forcing the next housing crash to their own demise. That could be great news for multifamily landlords. Unrealistic & Inexperienced While the mainstream media is trying to put on a good show about how strong the...
by Bill | Business Strategy, Business Success, Passive Income
The decision to rent or buy a home isn’t a choice for most in America. The data suggests, even more, are likely to be pushed into renting soon, and for quite a while. On a monthly payment basis, it may still be cheaper to buy a home than to rent an apartment in many...
by Bill | Apartments, Business Strategy, Income, Management, Passive Income, Performance
How do multifamily real estate investors exit their investments? While many multifamily investors are in this sector for a long term buy and hold investments, it always pays to have an exit. Having multiple exit strategies is always better. Here are just some of the...
by Bill | Apartment Investing, Business Strategy, Income, Investing, Passive Income
Passive income investments are critical. Far more important than just trying to save a nest egg of cash. Yet, there are traps to avoid. 1. The Risk of Low Returns Risk and returns are a balancing act on a scale. Too much risk and you may never see the returns or get...
