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When you’re investing in multifamily properties, it’s easy to focus on rental income, occupancy, and appreciation. But smart investors know the real test of profitability lies in evaluating multifamily expenses. The way you analyze costs directly affects net operating income (NOI), cash flow, and ultimately the property’s valuation. Accurately evaluating multifamily real estate expenses means distinguishing between reliable deals and financial traps. Get it wrong, and you may overpay for a property. Get it right, and you set yourself up for strong return on investment and a healthier real estate portfolio. This guide will take you through the process step by step. It covers... Read more
One of the first questions investors ask when considering a real estate investment is what kind of returns they can expect for their money. This is a challenging...
Investors often ask, is rental property a good investment? The answer isn’t the same for everyone. Rental real estate has long been a popular way to build wealth,...
The restoration of full 100% bonus depreciation in 2025 has supercharged the value proposition of 1031 exchanges, fundamentally reshaping the landscape for...
Most multifamily investors understand how powerful depreciation can be while you own a property. It reduces your taxable income, boosts cash flow, and lets you keep more...
Unraveling the mystery of 1031 exchanges and some exceptions for the taxpayer and rules on the same taxpayer. In a 1031 exchange transaction, it is often said that legal title to the real estate being sold (i.e., the relinquished property) and the real estate being purchased (i.e., the replacement property) must be held under the exact same legal title. This is a common misconception. Although it is generally recommended to hold legal title to properties in a 1031 exchange under the exact same legal title, there are exceptions where legal title is not required to be identical. Same Taxpayer Requirement The actual requirement is that the ownership (i.e., the taxpayer) of the relinquished... Read more
The impact of government interference on landlords can be profound as governments aim to regulate the rental housing market. These interventions often spark debates...
Are you seeking an investment that offers higher returns with lower risk than the volatile stock market? For many small real estate investors, the path to building...
Real estate is a business that requires advancement. You need deeper insight into how your portfolio is performing—and what you can do to boost profitability. One tool...
Tax season might not be the most exciting topic, but for multifamily investors, it presents a critical opportunity to optimize returns. Whether you’re a seasoned...
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