Mini Lesson: All Dollars are NOT created equal!
Tom Lundstedt, April 24, 2018
Tom Lundstedt, April 24, 2018
How to think of a rental property as a money machine with three main parts: income, expenses and financing. The machine produces four potential financial benefits: cash flow, principal reduction, tax savings and appreciation.
Tom Lundstedt, April 24, 2018
Valuing a rental property is different than valuing an owner occupied property. One method some investors use is the Gross Rent Multiplier Formula. Sometimes called the "1% Rule."
Tom Lundstedt, April 24, 2018
Capitalization rate is one of the most popular methods of valuing rental property. But it has shortcomings that you must consider before buying or selling.
Tom Lundstedt, April 24, 2018
Tom Lundstedt, April 24, 2018
Use a one-page worksheet to calculate the financial benefits of a rental property. Cash flow, principal reduction, tax savings, appreciation.
Tom Lundstedt, October 06, 2017
Think of your rental property as a money machine that produces four financial benefits: Cash Flow, Principal Reduction, Tax Savings and Appreciation.
Tom Lundstedt, September 25, 2017
The lake is a good analogy for the real estate business. The bunched-up boats represent the majority of real estate salespeople, striving in a crowded marketplace, competing for the same goal: residential sales.Meanwhile, on the other side of the lake, the smaller number of boats have open space and fewer competitors. They represent real estate salespeople who confidently work with investors.
Tom Lundstedt, September 19, 2017
Wise investors know that a rental property is a business. They will not buy until they have done their due diligence and analyzed the business from all sides, including the financial side.
Tom Lundstedt, September 16, 2017
If you're not aware of how exchanging works, you're missing one of the biggest opportunities in real estate today! Exchanging is the tax code's most powerful reward for owners of investment real estate. Let's cover the basics:
Tom Lundstedt, September 08, 2017
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