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What Is an Accredited Investor?
An accredited investor is an investor who is able to participate in investments not registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and other agencies by meeting certain qualifications regarding their income, net worth, professional experience, or licensing.
What Is an Unincorporated Business Tax?
An unincorporated business is any business entity that has not legally registered itself at the state level. It differs from incorporated businesses in one key aspect: incorporated businesses are separate legal entities from their owners, while unincorporated businesses are not.
What Is the Efficient Frontier and How Do You Calculate It?
The efficient frontier is a concept in finance that can help you identify a potential portfolio for any given return requirement and level of risk.
What Is a Living Trust?
Estate planning is one of the most responsible things that you can do to make sure that your loved ones are taken care of after your passing. One of the most effective tools that can be a part of your estate plan is a living trust. Understanding what a living trust is and how to properly utilize one can ensure that your estate plan meets your own expectations and the needs of your beneficiaries.
What Is a Step-Up in Basis?
Basis plays an important role in real estate. Typically, it’s the all-in cost of an asset, including sales tax and capital expenses incurred during acquisition such as appraisals, attorney charges, sales commissions, loan and document fees, mortgage insurance premiums, inspections, and other common closing costs.
What Is the Down Payment for a Rental Property?
Investment property is treated differently from a typical owner-occupied unit. There are various financing options available with owner-occupied units with flexible down payment amounts and a full spectrum of terms. The number of options available will depend on your credit score.
What Is a Direct Property Investment?
Direct property investing refers to purchasing, owning, renting, managing, and selling property for profit and returns. Direct property investment is any real estate investment held either directly through direct ownership on the title or indirectly through collective ownership vehicles like managed property investments. Direct property investments may be residential, commercial, industrial, retail, or any other property asset.
What Is a Single-Family Home?
If you’ve browsed any real estate site for properties, you have likely encountered the term “single-family home” numerous times. This is what the average person has in mind when they think of a home. A single-family home can serve a variety of functions that include living, renting, selling, and more. In this post, we will focus on defining what a single-family home is and the pros and cons of renting one.
Inflation or Deflation: What Is the Difference and How Do They Affect the Economy?
There’s a furious debate as to whether the current spike in inflation will be transitory or not. The FED has stated they are firmly in the camp of transitory inflation. However, many believe increased inflation is here to stay.
Can I Purchase a Home While Renting a Property?
Buying an investment property is a way to diversify your wealth and seek a passive income. Many real estate investors own their primary residence and invest on the side to increase their asset portfolio. However, some investors live in a rental unit while simultaneously investing in rental properties.
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