Maybe you’re new to this real estate investment thing. You’ve heard about a “buy and hold” strategy, and you’re wondering… how long do you really have to hold a property? Many of our investors are in it for the long haul, but even buy-and-hold investors know the value of a good exit strategy.
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How Long Should You Keep Your Investment Property?
By Chris Clothier on Thu, Nov 16, 2023
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Lighten Your Tax Liability as a Real Estate Investor
By Chris Clothier on Tue, Nov 14, 2023
One of the greatest advantages of investing in real estate is its tax implications. Passive real estate investors are uniquely poised to benefit from our existing tax structure. With that said, you must be aware of the avenues to save and take the steps to ensure them.
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Why Not Get the Whole Family Involved?
By Chris Clothier on Mon, Nov 13, 2023
At REI Nation, we believe in the power of passive real estate investing to help you build security and a legacy for your loved ones. So, if you feel the same way, it might be time we meet the family!
Because REI Nation is increasing the incentive for our Referral Program and offering current investors like you $2,000 for successfully referring a brother, cousin, aunt—you name it!
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5 Reasons You May Not Want to Wait Out High Interest Rates
By Chris Clothier on Thu, Nov 9, 2023
If you’ve been keeping your finger on the pulse of the real estate market, you’ve noticed just how slow things are right now. The National Association of Realtors predicts that the housing market is on track for its slowest year since 2008. Reports say the average homebuyer must make $115,000 annually to afford the typical U.S. home. On average, American households are short of that benchmark by $40,000.
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The Pros and Cons of Using Leverage for SFR Acquisitions
By Chris Clothier on Tue, Nov 7, 2023
Leverage is one of the big selling points where real estate investment is concerned. It makes sense why – it allows investors to use less of their own money to acquire valuable, income-generating assets. But, like all things, utilizing leverage comes with risks. While the advantages are significant, every investor must consider the pros and cons and decide how much to leverage.
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6 Realistic Expectations for Passive Real Estate Investing
By Chris Clothier on Thu, Nov 2, 2023
Investor-influencer Grant Cardone was recently in hot water in the form of a class-action lawsuit alleging fraud and false promises through his real estate investment fund. You can read all about it on Bigger Pockets (linked above) and other news outlets. Regardless of how the lawsuit has turned out, we see it as a cautionary tale to passive investing hopefuls.
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Why More Property Renovations NOW Means Less Cost Later
By Chris Clothier on Tue, Oct 31, 2023
As a real estate investor, you may feel it more prudent to spread out costs when it comes to significant expenditures. Renovations are necessary in this business, but there’s no doubt about it – all that construction time, project management, and cost would give anyone a headache.
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7 Pieces of Financial Wisdom That Don't Work Anymore
By Chris Clothier on Thu, Oct 26, 2023
While some financial wisdom is timeless, the world we live in today has experienced vast changes in its economic and financial landscape. And with changing times comes a need for better, newer financial advice.
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When Interest Rates are High, Why Invest in Real Estate?
By Chris Clothier on Tue, Oct 24, 2023
While high interest rates make investing in real estate more challenging, it remains a viable and profitable investment strategy. We also want to point out that real estate isn’t the only asset impacted by interest rates.
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How (and When) to Consult Your Financial Advisor About Turnkey Real Estate
By Chris Clothier on Thu, Oct 19, 2023
We’ve all seen certain assets and investments go in and out of fashion.
However, real estate has long been a cornerstone of the economy at-large, mostly because land is a finite resource and shelter is an essential human need. There will always, then, be a demand for real estate in some form or fashion. For an investor, this lends certain reliability and stability that you would not find in other asset classes.