Category: Real Estate
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The $4.2 Million Gamble: Inside Our High-Stakes Mobile Home Park Transformation
In February 2023, my business partner and I purchased a mobile home park in South Louisiana for $4.2 million. Just one year later, it’s valued at $8.4 million, and it’s still climbing. Here’s a simplified version of our journey. From Purchase to Profit: The First Steps Finding the Opportunity The park is strategically located between…
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Accredited vs Non-Accredited Investors: What’s the Difference?
Accredited vs Non-Accredited Investors: What’s the Difference? Accredited investors meet certain income or net worth criteria set by the SEC, allowing them to participate in a wider range of investment opportunities. Non-accredited investors, on the other hand, do not meet these financial criteria and are typically limited to more regulated and transparent investment options. Understanding…
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How to Use a Self-Directed IRA for Real Estate Investing
How to Use a Self-Directed IRA for Real Estate Investing Investing in real estate through a self-directed IRA allows you to diversify your retirement portfolio beyond traditional stocks, mutual funds, and bonds. Unlike a traditional IRA, a self-directed IRA allows you to invest in alternative assets, including real estate. This means you can use your retirement savings…
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Why I Invest in RV Parks: Unlocking High Returns & Income Streams
Why I Invest in RV Parks: Unlocking High Returns & Income Streams Have you ever wondered why some investments offer more security, higher returns, and greater flexibility than others? If you’re tired of the limited income potential from traditional real estate investments like apartments, you might be surprised to learn that RV parks could be…
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What is Cost Segregation? A Real Estate Investor’s Guide
What is Cost Segregation? A Real Estate Investor’s Guide Cost segregation is a tax strategy that allows real estate investors to speed up the depreciation of various components of a property, thus resulting in significant tax savings. A cost segregation study is conducted by a specialist (engineering firm or CPA) who analyzes your property and breaks it…
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Why Flipping Houses is a Bad Idea: The Hidden Costs
Why Flipping Houses is a Bad Idea: The Hidden Costs House flipping has become popular, often glamorized by television shows and success stories. It’s one of the first ways newbie investors get started in real estate. House flipping involves buying properties at a lower market rate, renovating them, and selling them at a higher price…
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How to Buy Your First Apartment Complex
How to Buy Your First Apartment Complex Entering the real estate world can be exciting and daunting, especially when considering the purchase of an apartment complex. Apartments have the potential to generate stable monthly income and long-term profits. However, to make the best possible decision for your investment, you must have a solid understanding of…
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The Lazy 1031 Exchange: Effortless Way to Defer Huge Taxes
The Lazy 1031 Exchange: Effortless Way to Defer Huge Taxes This article is for you if you’re a real estate syndication (passive) investor looking for ways to defer taxes and offset capital gains. If you’re not sure what a syndication is, check out this video: The answer is something called the Lazy 1031 Exchange. This tax…
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How to Legally Pay No Taxes on Your Rental Property Income
How to Legally Pay No Taxes on Your Rental Property Income Besides the cash flow, many people start investing in real estate due to the tax benefits. Check out this video to learn more: In this article, we’ll explore the various tax benefits and strategies that can help you effectively reduce your rental income tax liability…
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Airbnb Tax Loophole: Short-Term Rental Tax Hack
Airbnb Tax Loophole: Short-Term Rental Tax Hack As a high-income earner, finding legitimate ways to reduce your tax bill can seem almost impossible….until now. Certain tax benefits from short-term rentals, such as those from Airbnb or VRBO, offer a strategic loophole that could substantially lower your taxes. This strategy hinges on what the IRS terms…
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What Is a Tenant Improvement Allowance?
What Is a Tenant Improvement Allowance? A tenant improvement allowance (TIA) is the amount of money your landlord is willing to spend on modifying the rental space to meet your needs. This could include anything from installing new lighting fixtures to redesigning office layouts. Negotiating a TIA effectively can save you significant costs and make…
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What Does NNN Mean In Commercial Real Estate Investing?
What Does NNN Mean In Commercial Real Estate Investing? In commercial real estate, NNN refers to a “triple net lease.” This type of lease agreement means the tenant is responsible for covering property expenses such as taxes, insurance, and maintenance. This shifts financial responsibilities from the owner to the tenant, making it favored by commercial landlords to…
