Investing in real estate can provide great returns, but managing your finances has the potential to be a big headache if not done correctly. Whether you consider real estate investing…
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Cash flow definition for real estate investors [2020 edition + scenarios]
When it comes to rental property investing, your “cash flow” is the net amount of money that piles up in or disappears from your bank account each month. Real estate…
The 2020 landlord insurance guide you can’t afford to miss
The surest way to derail any real estate business is a failure to protect yourself and your assets. Insurance isn’t the most exciting topic, but if you don’t properly cover…
Beyond BiggerPockets: Top Podcasts for Rental Property Owners
While we all know and appreciate the BiggerPockets Podcast for the stupendous amount of information, advice, and entertainment it generates on a weekly basis, there are some other great shows…
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The tax extension deadline for real estate investors [+4 extension tips]
Remember scrambling at the last minute to get all your financials in order for your accountant at tax time? I certainly do, and it’s not fun. So much so that…
Why successful rental property owners focus on cash-on-cash returns
Cash on cash return is a simple – and extremely useful – financial calculation that real estate investors use regularly. Cash-on-cash return for real estate investors measures the amount of…
Threats to the multifamily sector in 2019
The week began with interesting news that multifamily investors should be aware of, starting with a report released by the National Apartment Association (NAA)outlining barriers to multifamily construction. Greg Isaacson…
The 2020 real estate investor’s guide to understanding cap rates
For real estate investments, cap rates are calculated by dividing your net operating income (NOI)—rent minus expense—by the market value of a property. Your expenses include everything except mortgage payments.…
Everything you need to know about 1031 exchange rules
Savvy real estate investors know that 1031 exchanges are commonly used to defer paying capital gains tax and/or completely eliminate them through estate planning. This maneuver helps investors stay more…
