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…
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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…
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…
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…
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…
Capital expenses: Now track useful life and date placed in service
With new fields for useful life and date placed in service, along with a new reporting feature, it’s now easier than ever to manage and track capital expenses in Stessa.From…
Multifamily delinquency rates at record lows
The Stessa Weekly Newsletter is hand-curated every week to bring you insightful accounts of new features, investing tips, business insights, and market trends from the real estate ecosystem. This week,…
Four Reasons to Consolidate Your Real Estate Data
A whopping seventy-one percent of apartments in the U.S. are owned by individual investors, and if you are like most, your portfolio details are probably all over the place.