How to Build Your Own Real Estate Investing Team (From Scratch)
Real estate investing is a team sport. You can buy great rental properties in great neighborhoods and still fail—all because ...
Sunday, September 13, 2026
Tag: Estate
4 Rookie-Friendly Ways to Find Great Real Estate Deals in 2026 (Rookie Reply)
Struggling to find your first (or next) real estate deal? What if we told you there are simple, rookie-friendly strategies ...
Where Should You Park Cash Between Real Estate Deals?
In This Article Sponsored by Connect Invest. If you’ve ever gone in as an LP on a syndication, you already ...
Corporate credit growth propping up real estate developers
Almost every quarter in the past couple of years, our banks have boasted about their rate of growth in ...
Foreign buyers seem to be following Zohran Mamdani’s cue — and fleeing American real estate
Foreign buyers purchased just $45.3 billion worth of U.S. existing homes between April 2025 and March 2026, a 19.1% plunge ...
AI and Estate Planning: What You Should and Shouldn’t Trust
Have you ever asked ChatGPT a legal question just to see what it would say? If so, you’re part of ...
Bonus Depreciation for Real Estate Explained
Key Takeaways Bonus depreciation for real estate allows investors to immediately deduct the cost of qualifying property components instead of depreciating them over ...
Buffett favors an estate tax, but like virtually all billionaires, he won’t be paying it
BECKY QUICK: You said earlier that this is not a tax reform bill. It's a tax cut.WARREN BUFFETT: A tax ...
Why Outright Distributions to Your Children May Be One of the Biggest Mistakes in Your Estate Plan
When parents create an estate plan, one of the most common goals is simple: "I want everything to go to ...
You Can Retire with Even Less (Only Using Real Estate)
Dave:Americans on average think they need $1.2 million to retire, which might seem reasonable at first, but there is a ...
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