The Interest Rate Investment Strategy In reality, interest rate investment and property investment field are almost completely opposite investment strategies. But there is still a lot of mistaking that interest rate and property investment is almost the same. The interest rate investment strategy is more to short-term profit making. This is because the cash-flow strategy Read more
There are 43,560 square feet in one acre, and there are 640 acres in a section of land. The question arises regarding land uses and valuations. Commercial land is a higher economic use than a similar size residential-sized lot. In the course of planning, developers study the market demands and the appropriate use of a Read more
Or: Fire the professional who even suggests such a thing. One of the cardinal sins of real estate asset protection is to take title in the name of a C corporation. While there are certainly advantages to using a C corporation in business (which are discussed in my Rich Dad’s Advisor book Own Your Own Read more
One of the most obvious sources for funding to consider when purchasing a property is the owner. After all, who has a more vested interest in seeing that a sale occurs? The seller is the person who will answer either yes or no when you ask, “Are you open to financing arrangements?” or “Are you Read more
Or: Why to avoid joint tenancies and tenants in common. It is indeed ironic that the two most common and popular methods of taking ti- tie to your real estate provide you with the least protection. Joint tenancy is one of the most popular forms of holding title because it provides for a right of Read more
So there are two possible outcomes of investing in a tax lien. First, and most likely, is the outcome that you will earn interest at a stated rate that can be as high as 18 percent. The other possible outcome is that the lien is never paid off (redeemed) and you get the property. These Read more
Tax liens are investments made possible by state law. Governments love to use tax money, but they really don’t like being in the tax collection business. And they especially don’t like to be bankers. Governments want their money now, so they can balance their budgets. So they have a serious challenge when a taxpayer, for Read more