While you can make money from wholesaling or house flipping, it’s only a short-term profit. Let me explain how it can, however, be a great tool for getting the money you need to build a long-term portfolio of rental properties.
Financial freedom is one of the many things that people hope to achieve. And for some people, the thought of never having problems with money is as improbable as it is impossible. However, financial independence isn’t as impossible as you may think.
If you want to build long-term, indestructible wealth, investing consistently into real estate which cash flows should absolutely be an asset class within your overall portfolio. Whether you have $100,000 or $1 million, the math is the same, and more importantly getting paid while your investments appreciate is powerful!
In this webinar/podcast Trevor reflects on the past 12 months with Exit Advisors while also evaluating the present and near term outlook for the future. He also goes through his own personal investing strategy with a specific emphasis on diversification and why everyone should own real estate.
As an investor, your goal is to make money. You need to know that you’re getting back what you put in so you can make a profit. While real estate can be a profitable investment, having consistent cash flow is just as important. Here are some of the reasons why this is true.
As you look into tax-saving options for your investments, you should have your financial advisor work with your tax advisor so they can give you more personalized advice about your financial goals. But there are some things you can do at the end of the year that could save you money on your taxes. Here […]
Investing in Opportunity Zones has many advantages from tax perspective. I’ve listed three of the most common below: When you roll over capital gains into a Qualified Opportunity Fund within 180 days, you can defer their recognition until December 31, 2026. For most taxpayers, the tax on the gains would be due in April 2027. […]
People spend a great deal of time worrying about the election event though no one knows what’s going to happen or who is going to win. When it comes to election years, uncertainty seems to come with the territory. But there are some things you can do to keep your finances in order, even during these chaotic times.
Friday is payday for many people. And like others who get a check at the end of the week, you might be thinking about buying a new TV or something else you want at the spur of the moment. Before you decide to blow your entire paycheck on the first day, you need to think about what you’re doing because you shouldn’t be so eager to spend it all without having a plan.
Do you think you’re prepared for retirement? Do you have enough savings to get you through your retirement years? Many people have false beliefs about this stage of their lives, which is why many people aren’t as prepared as they think. Here are five common retirement myths and the reasons why they’re not true.