For business owners and entrepreneurs, an increased capacity for philanthropy is one of the most rewarding aspects of their career. Not only are there tax benefits to charitable giving, but you can take pride in knowing that your work isn’t just putting food on the table and providing employment for your team: it’s making a real difference in the world.

Two things are happening in the real estate market as we approach Q4 2022: a recession has set in, and the housing market is correcting itself due to rising interest rates.

Refinancing it’s reserved for your primary residence. Investors can get a leg up on the competition by wisely refinancing their rental properties. 

For passive real estate investors, your job is to steer the ship. You’re the one setting goals, driving acquisition rates, communicating a vision, and, ultimately, evaluating your portfolio performance and pivoting accordingly.

Most investors, entrepreneurs, and business owners are going to work with partners. Whether you’re looking for a partner in the truest sense – going in on a business or investment venture together – or partnering with a professional service or company, due diligence is essential.

They say “heavy is the head that wears the crown,” and that’s not just reserved for royalty. Leaders carry a great deal of responsibility!

An integral part of many successful real estate investment strategies involves property renovations. The right renovations can greatly affect long-term property values and rent prices. Of course, you don’t have to be an investor to care about getting your money’s worth out of home improvements.

If you want to lose money fast, own a vacant rental property.

For investors and entrepreneurs alike, “passive income” is the name of the game, but the image people often paint of earning passive income is a far cry from reality. We think of it as “making money without having to work,” aka, working on our tan at the beach while our bank accounts get bigger.

In the real estate investment industry, a war is always waging between single-family rentals (SFRs) and multifamily rentals. Which one is better? Which should you invest in?