Author: Kevin Taylor
Real Estate Risk Management: Commingling and Conversion
Commingling and conversion in real estate are two important concepts to understand. Commingling involves mixing funds together, while conversion occurs when funds are used for a different purpose than originally intended. For instance, if you’re a landlord and you deposit
How to Survive a Bear Attack? (Pt. 2)
Don’t Discard your Strategy During a Recession We own stocks for a very deliberate reason. These equities are inflation resistant, generate cash, and the good companies grow at a rate faster than the economy they are a part of. They
How to Survive a Bear Attack? (Pt. 1)
Growing your Investment Balance During a Recession One of the biggest reasons the rank and file investor loses money during a recession is a lack of focus and plan. It is true that markets will get volatile from time to
How to Survive a Bear Attack? (Pt. 3)
Get Comfortable with what Risk, Gains, and Returns look like. It is important to remember that the 20%/30%/40% returns stocks and accounts saw over the last 5 years are what is really the annually here. These returns are not sustainable
Permanent 1031 Strategy
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Tax Mitigation Playbook: What Is Depreciation and Why Is It Important to a 1031 Exchange?
Depreciation is a major part of the appeal of real estate ownership. Taking the “wear and tear” of a property as a loss against the rental gains makes a huge impact on the personal tax strategy. But the effect of
