Common Passive Multifamily Real Estate Investing Terms Explained: IRR, ROI, AAR, COC

Passive investors often find themselves confused between all the different ways to calculate, project and describe returns they receive from apartment syndication deals. This article will help to uncover the distinct differences between Return On Investment, Average Annual Returns, Cash on Cash and Internal Rate of Return.

Two Different Ways to Passively Invest in Multifamily Syndications

Did you know that there is more than one way to passively invest in an apartment syndication? This article is full of applicable information to help you become a more educated passive investor. We talk about the two main options that passive investors have in most apartment syndications: Equity Partners and Preferred Equity. Which one is the best fit for you as an investor?

What to Expect When Investing in Syndications with Alternative Retirement Plans

Ready, Set, Invest! Now we get to the action plan to get your Self-Directed IRA and Solo 401K accounts working FOR you to create more passive income. Read on to find out how to cover all of your bases, make the right moves and set yourself up for financial success using retirement accounts in an apartment syndication.

Why Renting is Better than Owning for Early FI-ers

It seems almost automatic these days, to buy a house as the first major investment you’ll make. But what if renting is actually better than owning a home in some cases? Here are some reasons why renting could be more favorable than owning a home, especially in today’s market.

Year In Review - 2020

Even though many are saying that 2020 was one of the worst years ever, I like to challenge myself to find the ways that it was one of the best years for growth in my business and personal life. This article shares some of the lessons that 2020 taught me about business and some of the opportunities I found that would have never been presented without these times we live in. Happy New Year and may 2021 serve you well!

Roadmap to Financial Independence - Part II: 6 Steps To Get to FI

Creating a Roadmap for your Financial Independence is both easy and difficult. Easy in the sense that there are plenty of proven formulas out there. Difficult in the sense that, when applied to your personal situation, all the details seem to get in the way. Showing constraint and following a plan will help make your Financial Independence vision come to life. Read more in Part II about how to find money for savings and investing to get yourself on the right path.