If you are an investor in private real estate crowdfunding deals, you are not supposed to discuss them publicly. As an $810,000 real estate crowdfunding investor in 17 deals across the country, I find it too bad I’m not allowed to talk about the specifics of each deal. It’s helpful to learn from the winners […]
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Reasons Not To Buy A House From A Millionaire Investor, is a guest post by Kristy from Millennial-Revolution.com. Kristy and her husband have been all over the Canadian news recently for denouncing homeownership. They considered buying a Toronto property in their late 20s when they realized they couldn’t get anything nice for ~$500,000. Instead of buying,
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Crowdsourcing knowledge is a good idea if you want to invest in commercial real estate. Commercial real estate is one of my favorite asset classes to build wealth post the pandemic. I particularly like residential and industrial properties in the Sunbelt, where Fundrise mainly invests. Office properties in coastal cities look like good value as
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Everything is a race against time. A dream home is what we all dream of. A dream home is like a forever home to live a great life. Every time I travel for business, one of my favorite activities is to attend a broker’s tour to get a feel for the local real estate market. The activity
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Consider increasing passive income through leverage and arbitrage. I did just that in 2014 when I bought a new home just five miles west of where I used to live in San Francisco. I took on a new mortgage to buy this home and I ended up renting out my previous home for $7,500 –
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Unfortunately, RealtyShares is no longer accepting new investors on their platform. It is no longer an operating platform. RealtyShares was one of the fastest growing and largest platforms. But they grew too quickly as the analyzed their deals too hastily. RealtyShares Alternatives I suggest taking a look at Fundrise, the pioneer in eREITs and a platform
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Owning rental properties is one of the best ways to build wealth. Finding the best tenants is, therefore, crucial. This post will discuss how to select the best tenants for maximum prosperity and peace of mind. If you don’t put in the effort to find the best tenants, you may end up regretting your decision.
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Do you have the dilemma to rent or sell your home? It’s tough given the housing market is so strong now. At the same time, rent is going up as well. I like to leave things to fate. Believing in fate helps alleviate some stress from the unknown. When my tenants gave me their 30-day notice two
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A reader named Vicki Cook left an amazing comment in my post on whether to sell or keep renting out a property I’ve owned for 13 years. She noticed things I hadn’t realized about myself. With her doctoral coursework in Educational Leadership, I invited her to write a guest post psychoanalyzing me about my dilemma. I’m confident readers
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When you book a hotel reservation the representative will ask for single, double, or multiple occupancy and charge accordingly. It’s the same idea when you rent out your property to prospective tenants. Those who plan to rent your property are written in the lease predominantly for legal purposes. Those who plan to stay in your
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