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Online Rent Collection: Top Tips (and Apps) for Landlords
This is a guest post from Landlord Gurus, an online destination for landlords and property managers that provides expert advice on the complex and important issues we face everyday running…
Rental property accounting 101: A landlord’s guide to managing finances
In most cases, rental property accounting is not why people get into real estate investing. It’s admittedly not the sexiest topic. But managing your money well can lead to tax…
Top accounting software apps for landlords
Whether we like it or not, landlords need to have their finances in order to run an effective business. Keeping a shoebox full of receipts is no longer needed nor…
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), or Rent minus Expenses, by the market value of a property. Your expenses include…
6 Steps to Understanding 1031 Exchange Rules
Savvy real estate investors know that a 1031 Exchange is a common tax strategy that helps them to grow their portfolios and increase net worth faster and more efficiently…
What is discounted cash flow and why is it important
Real estate investors buy properties that they hope in the future will earn them a considerable return. To truly understand what that value is, investors can use discounted cash flow…
Banking blueprint for real estate investors: Managing finances can be a messy affair
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…
