As a new real estate investor, you are likely drowning in a sea of acronyms. You’ve just wrapped your head around NOI (Net Operating Income), LTV (Loan-to-Value), and ARV (After Repair Value). Just when you think you speak the language, you hear about the Banker’s Acceptance (BA). It sounds like a dusty term from a 19th-century finance
Real estate is often sold as the ultimate “passive income” dream. The guru tells you to buy the property, find a tenant, and watch the checks hit your bank account while you sip a margarita. But any experienced landlord knows the reality is different. The “passive” dream dies the moment
Rental property cash flow looking good? Great! But what happens when the HVAC suddenly dies or a tenant unexpectedly moves out, leaving you with a vacancy? Skimping on investment reserves is a critical mistake that can sink your real estate investment faster than you think! On this episode (Ep 51)
Understanding Accelerated Depreciation in Real Estate What is Accelerated Depreciation in Real Estate? Accelerated depreciation is a method that allows real estate investors to write off their property’s value faster in the early years of ownership. Unlike the traditional straight-line depreciation, this approach front-loads tax benefits, enabling you to reduce
Budgeting isn’t just about tracking your money; it’s a powerful tool that can significantly improve your financial health. By understanding where your money goes and making conscious decisions about how you spend it, you can achieve your financial goals, reduce stress, and build a brighter future with a solid budget
As a business owner or investor, you’ve probably heard the terms “gross profit” and “net income“. While they may seem similar, they represent different aspects of your business’s profitability. Gross Profit vs Net Income: Gross profit reflects earnings after deducting the cost of goods sold (COGS), while net income gives
Understanding the various metrics used to evaluate property performance is crucial for a real estate investor or anyone involved in commercial real estate. Among these metrics, cash on cash return is a powerful tool for assessing real estate cash flow. This article will explore why cash-on-cash return is considered the