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This blog post is devoted to sharing ten of my most favorite books I read in 2019. You’ll see that I like to read a variety of books. If you’re interested in learning more about a particular book, click on the book title and the link will take you to its Amazon page.
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Warren Buffett’s wealth came from investing in the stock market. But he also owned two real estate investments. Find out the 5 lessons he learned from these two investments.
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Every presentation is ultimately about getting action. We present for a reason. We want people to do something, so says Tim Pollard, author of The Compelling Communicator. Find out the four key takeaways from this book.
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Find out how financial leverage – positive, neutral and negative – impacts a property’s cash-on-cash return and why it’s so important to a property’s value.
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To analyze the merits of purchasing a for-sale listing you need to understand the property’s numbers. Find out the five CRE metrics you need to know “in your sleep.” This week we discuss how the amortization method affects a property’s cash-on-cash return.
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What is the most important metric for deciding whether or not to purchase a property? A property’s cash-on-cash return (COCR). Find out why.
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To analyze the merits of purchasing a for-sale listing you need to understand the property’s numbers. Find out the five CRE metrics you need to know “in your sleep.” This week we discuss how the DSCR sizes the loan.
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To analyze the merits of purchasing a for-sale listing you need to understand the property’s numbers. Find out the five CRE metrics you need to know “in your sleep.”
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I will continue buying and selling real estate as long as it makes rational sense to do so. But there are 3 reasons when you should stop investing in real estate. Find out what they are.
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On-site property managers are generally overworked and under paid. Pay them well. But sometimes it’s necessary to fire them. Find out 8 indicators suggesting it’s time to find a new manager.
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