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How to Set Up a Real Estate Investment Fund
Real estate investors who want to scale up their business might consider creating a real estate investment fund. A fund allows other investors to submit capital that is used to purchase real estate properties within a structured environment (i.e., the fund).
How to Finance Commercial Real Estate
Recent turmoil in the regional banking industry, coupled with rising interest rates, have made it much more difficult for borrowers to obtain loans for commercial real estate.
How Do You File a Quitclaim Deed?
A Quitclaim Deed is often used to transfer the title of a property to someone else and is considered a DIY (do-it-yourself) approach. It is called a quitclaim because the person transferring property quits their claim to the deed.
What Happens if You Sell a Depreciated Rental Property?
You might have decided to invest in real estate for a few reasons. In some cases, rental property can be a hedge against inflation. That property could generate a steady cash flow for you. And, in some cases, that property might increase in value, giving you a potentially decent profit when you sell it.
Are Conservation Easement Payments Taxable?
Conservation easements are used to protect and preserve natural resources and open spaces. They involve a legal agreement between a landowner and a qualified organization, typically a land trust or government entity, which restricts certain uses of the land to ensure its long-term conservation.
What is a Real Estate Investment Fund?
Real estate investment funds are a means for investors to pursue the benefits of investing in real estate without directly owning investment property assets. These funds mingle the capital contributed by the investor group and use the money to obtain, manage, and sometimes improve commercial property. A private equity real estate fund is an illiquid investment and typically has a holding period of ten or more years. However, some investment funds do not have a planned termination point.
Is a Grantor Letter the Same as a K-1?
A grantor letter and a Form 1065 Schedule K-1 are common records in taxation and financial documentation. While they have some similarities, they serve different purposes.
How to Help Your Clients Diversify Their Real Estate Holdings
Real estate diversification is about far more than choosing different locations and sectors to invest in. The topic is extremely deep. Location and sector-based investing are only skimming the surface. When discussing diversification with your clients, the following lists should be a minimum: Markets and Demographics Sectors Public vs. Private Deals Diversification Through Single Funds and Syndications Equity vs. Debt Deals Factoring In Economic and Demographic Projections
What Are Financial Planning Tools for Real Estate?
Technology has completely changed the way financial advisors and wealth managers help their clients reach short- and long-term financial goals.
From Managing Tenants to Managing Wealth: Helping Clients 'Retire' from Active to Passive Real Estate Investing
Realized co-founder and CEO David Wieland wrote this article on the potential opportunity for wealth advisors to assist their clients with tactics for successfully transitioning from direct real estate ownership to passive real estate investments. You can read the full article at financialplanning.com.
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