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What is Raw Land and Why Do People Buy It?
Raw land is vacant, unimproved land. Typically, people might buy raw land to use it personally or pursue income. As with many real estate assets, raw land may increase in value (or may not), and the potential for profit is a frequent motivation for buying. Typically, raw land has no improvements, lacking utilities and buildings.
How To Manage A Rental Property Remotely
Marketing, finding tenants, signing the lease, maintenance, unexpected repairs, the list of tasks that go into managing a rental property is extensive. So, how can you manage a rental property remotely if you don’t live locally?
What is Gross Easement?
A gross easement is commonly called an easement in gross and is one of the two most common forms of easement relating to real estate. The other type is referred to as an easement appurtenant. The appurtenant easement involves benefits to one piece of property at the expense of another. These easements belong to the land and are transferrable upon sale. A good example is an easement that allows access to one property by traversing another.
How Can I Transfer a Rental Property to an LLC?
As a rental property owner, you might be enjoying many benefits. These can include cash flow, depreciation, and tax deductions.
Want To Unload That Investment Property? What Advisors Recommend
In a recent article featured on Barrons.com, Rob Johnson, Head of Wealth Management at Realized, weighed in on selling investment properties prior to retirement. While many boomers gearing up for retirement may be rethinking their strategy around real estate investments, Johnson says there are multiple things to consider before you sell.
How Much is the Down Payment for an Investment Property?
Putting money toward an investment property can be a worthwhile venture. Owning an investment property has the potential to net you proceeds far into the future and serve as a way to pass on your wealth to your loved ones. However, building your portfolio and obtaining high-value investment properties may require a substantial down payment.
What is a Conservation Easement and How Do They Work?
Anyone up to speed on the latest season of the hit show Yellowstone knows that Yellowstone Dutton Ranch owner John Dutton (Kevin Costner) proposes placing his massive cattle ranch in a conservation easement to thwart efforts to develop land occupied by his ranch.
Pros and Cons of Owning a Second Home During Retirement
This article was written by Tamara Holmes and features advice from Realized Head of Wealth Management Rob Johnson. It originally appeared on AARP.org. You can find the full article here.
Does a Step-Up in Basis Eliminate Depreciation Recapture?
Inheriting real estate can be a significant financial windfall for beneficiaries. Depending on how it’s received, though, inherited real property can come with some important financial considerations.
What Assets Do Not Get a Step-Up in Basis?
Passing assets on to family is a great way to transition wealth. But there are caveats, which mainly include large tax bills. If not done right, beneficiaries can be left with a tax bill they cannot pay. That's why proper estate planning is essential.
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