Real Estate Investment Advice

When and How to Start Investing It’s never too early, or too late, to start investing. Ideally, you want to start investing (or have someone invest for you) on the day you’re born. But that’s not how the real world works, and many of us don’t start seriously investing until we hit our 20s, 30s, or even 40s. However, better is always late than never, and it’s never too late to start growing your wealth passively and taking advantage of the awesome power of compound interest.  One popular avenue for long-term wealth preservation and appreciation growth is real estate. It’s […]

If you’ve picked up a newspaper, financial magazine, or visited almost any market-watching website in the past few years you’ve likely read quite a bit about the inflation that may (or may not) be on the horizon. Of course, inflation is a way of life with a fiat money supply- and is not necessarily a bad thing. The right inflation rate can drive investors to deploy capital and create value with their money, which will decrease in value over time when inflation is present. However, unchecked inflation can have tremendous deleterious effects- all you have to do is look at […]

If you’ve spent even a small amount of time searching for turnkey investment properties you’ve likely come across more than a couple of sales pitches that stress the regular income and steady cash flow you can generate via tenant rents from an investment property. Bringing in cash every month from your investment is great, but there’s another less discussed potential profit engine driving returns – property appreciation.  Where Can You Find Appreciating Turnkey Properties? Finding an adequately cash-flowing, reasonably affordable rental property isn’t easy. You’ve got thousands of other investors out there looking for deals- in addition to the countless […]

Millennials have been priced out of many markets across the US, it is what it is. But every cloud has a silver lining and sky-high prices! In primary markets like SF, Boston, and Seattle, there has been a tremendous groundswell of interest in non-gateway cities – places like Huntsville, Akron, and Indianapolis. Current demographic trends show that millennials are leaving Tier-1 cities in droves, even before the urban exodus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.  Over the past five years, close to 40 million Americans moved, according to data from the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University. Much of […]