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CrowdStreet Review: Commercial Real Estate Crowdfunding

Last Updated On December 18, 2018 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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If you’re looking to invest in real estate, take a look at this CrowdStreet review and see if the service is right for you.

Filed Under: Investing, Review Tagged With: commercial, crowdfunding, CrowdStreet, Investing, Real Estate, REIT, REITs, review
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RealtyMogul Review: Invest in Commercial Real Estate

Last Updated On December 17, 2018 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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If you would like to add exposure to the real estate sector in your portfolio, take a look at this RealtyMogul review to learn about it!

Filed Under: Investing, Review Tagged With: Commercial Real Estate, Investing, Real Estate, RealtyMogul, REIT, REITs, review
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Rich Uncles Review: Real Estate Investing Minus Hassles

Last Updated On December 5, 2018 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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Rich Uncles allows you to invest in real estate without having to deal with some of the usual hassles. Learn more in this Rich Uncles review.

Filed Under: Investing, Review Tagged With: Real Estate, Real Estate Investing, REIT, REITs, review, Rich Uncles
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10 Different Ways To Start Investing With Just $1,000

Last Updated On November 8, 2018 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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You’ve likely heard that investing is important. You’ve probably hear that investing is the best way to grow your money over time. But what exactly is investing, and how do you get started? According to the dictionary, here’s the definition of investing. Investing: to expend money with the expectation of achieving profit or material result by […]

Filed Under: Investing Tagged With: Bonds, Collectibles, Investing, mutual funds, Peer To Peer Lending, Real Estate, Stocks
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Earnest Money: What You Need to Know and How Much Is Enough?

Last Updated On November 18, 2018 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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What is earnest money? How much do you need? How do you make sure you don’t lose it? This article explores how earnest money works.

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: buying a house, down payment, earnest money, Real Estate
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Learn How You Can Start Investing in a Mobile Home Park

Last Updated On November 22, 2018 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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Do you want to buy some land and start a mobile home park as an investment? Are you wondering what’s involved? If so, here are some factors to consider.

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: how to, Investing, learn, mobile home park, Real Estate
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How To Get Started With House Hacking To Build Real Estate Wealth

Last Updated On November 7, 2018 Robert Farrington 2 Comments

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What is house hacking? Can you do it? What does the math look like? Here are the details you might have been looking for.

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: build real estate, house hacking, Investing, Real Estate, Renting
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Five Things To Understand Before Investing In A Real Estate Deal

Last Updated On March 17, 2018 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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Investing in a real estate deal can be highly rewarding, but at the same time – very challenging. It’s not like investing in stocks, where you know what you’re getting. Every property and deal structure is so different, there isn’t a “one size fits all” investment that can make sense for everyone. Today, with awesome […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: investing in real estate, Real Estate, RealtyShares
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Roofstock Review 2019: Easily Invest In Single Family Rental Properties

Last Updated On February 1, 2019 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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Interested in investing in real estate? Roofstock is an online marketplace for tenant-occupied real estate. Learn more in this Roofstock review.

Filed Under: Investing Tagged With: Real Estate, Real Estate Investing, Roostock review
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5 Ways To Invest In Real Estate In 2019

Last Updated On December 27, 2018 Alexa Mason Leave a Comment

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The ways to invest in real estate include buying rental property, crowd funding a property, flipping houses, renting out rooms, and REITs.

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: Flipping, Invest In Real Estate, Property, Real Estate, Real Estate Investment Trust, Renting, Ways To Invest In Real Estate
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How To Invest To Generate A Passive Income

Last Updated On November 8, 2018 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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Generating a passive income is hard to do, but there are many ways to do it (here’s a list of 20 different ways to generate a passive income). But today I specifically want to talk to you about how to invest to generate a passive income. It is important to note that most income is […]

Filed Under: Investing Tagged With: Investing, Investing Passive Income, passive income, Peer To Peer Lending, Real Estate
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How To Become A Real Estate Investor With Just $5,000

Last Updated On January 2, 2019 Robert Farrington 6 Comments

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At the onset, real estate investing sounds like an expensive venture costing thousands of dollars in initial investment. And in the past, it used to be! Fortunately, you don’t need six figures in the bank to be a real estate investor today. It really starts with a solid financial plan. Many people who have reached […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: Fundrise, Real Estate, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing options, Realty Shares
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How To Save Money On Your Property Taxes

Last Updated On November 2, 2018 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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Home ownership can be a true joy. The thought of holding your very own keys in your hands and being able to point and say “That’s my house”. That’s until it’s time to pay property taxes. The average property tax in California is $3100 per year whereas in places like New Jersey and Connecticut, it […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: Property Taxes, Real Estate
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How To Become A Real Estate Mogul With Only $10,000

Last Updated On November 8, 2018 DJ Wetzel 10 Comments

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Real estate has traditionally been one of the most sought after investment vehicles for its passive income potential, appreciation, positive cash-flow, and tax reducing deductions. However, real estate investing is also viewed as one of the more difficult investments to start due to the high risk and high up-front costs required to start. I want […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: becoming a landlord, Investing, low cost real estate, Real Estate
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A Guide to What it Costs to Invest in Rental Properties Both Domestically and Internationally

Last Updated On September 7, 2017 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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Ask any personal finance expert for advice on becoming financially independent, and the likelihood of you hearing something along the line of, “Consider creating multiple sources of income” is high. Because let’s face it, it’s almost impossible to achieve financial freedom without having a healthy cash flow. And having multiple sources of (passive) income is […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: Real Estate, Rental Properties
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Get Creative in Funding Your Real Estate Venture

Last Updated On November 2, 2018 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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Many people have all the knowledge and nerve to be investors, but they lack an equally important part: the money. Getting the cash together to get started or to expand in real estate can be very difficult, especially when you’re young. Once you overcome that startup hump, you’re in business, but what a hump it […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: financing, Real Estate
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Investing In Real Estate When You Are Young

Last Updated On September 7, 2017 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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Most investors wait until they’re in their forties, fifties, or sixties to begin capitalizing on real estate. While there is nothing wrong with investing at those ages, there is an underlying belief among many young folks that it is not possible to participate in the real estate business until a later age. This just isn’t […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: investing in real estate, Real Estate
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Flipping a House in College: What You Need to Know

Last Updated On November 17, 2015 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment

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You’ve seen the shows – buy an ugly house for pennies on the dollar, fix a few rooms, turn around and sell that same house for quadruple what you have in it. But does it really work like that? The truth is flipping a house takes some serious work and is extremely risky. However, it […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: flipping a house in college, Real Estate
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Why Rental Properties are a Great Way to Diversify Your Investments

Last Updated On November 12, 2015 Guest Blogger Leave a Comment

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Most financial advisers, television shows about money, and even colleges teach people to invest money in the stock market. Real estate is rarely mentioned as a vehicle to invest your money, except when buying a personal residence rather than renting one. I feel investing in real estate with rental properties is one of the best […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: investing in real estate, Real Estate, Rental Property
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Lessons Learned From 28 Year Old Real Estate Mogul Josh Simon

Last Updated On November 17, 2015 Robert Farrington 1 Comment

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Welcome to the next installment in our young millionaire series.  Today I have the pleasure of chatting with Josh Simon.  Josh is a 28 year old commercial real estate investor based in Scottsdale, AZ. He got his real estate license and did his first deal when he was 18. He continued doing real estate deals while he graduated […]

Filed Under: Millionaire Investor Profile Tagged With: Josh Simon, Millionaire Josh Simon, Real Estate, Real Estate Josh Simon, SimonCRE, Young Millionaire
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Investors Need to Protect Portfolios Against Real Estate Problems in China

Last Updated On May 28, 2014 John Clark Leave a Comment

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Data from China has not inspired confidence over the past few months.   It was reported on Wednesday that non-performing loans were on the rise and that situation could get worse before it gets better.  Real estate, which some viewed as a ticking time bomb in China, looks like it is getting closer to blow up.  […]

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3 Ways to Build Wealth: Investing in Real Estate in College

Last Updated On January 13, 2019 Guest Blogger 4 Comments

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Getting started investing in real estate in college is a great way to build wealth, but you need to be smart about your housing and tactics.

Filed Under: Real Estate Tagged With: College, Investing, investing in real estate, Real Estate
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