Savings Rate: How Much of Your Paycheck Should You Save to Retire Early?
No matter how much you earn, you won’t build wealth if you spend every penny you bring in. A person who earns $75,000 and saves $25,000 per year will create wealth faster than someone who earns $1,000,000 and spends $995,000 of it. Flashy cars and imposing homes may...
Saver’s Tax Credit: Score Extra Savings on Your Tax Bill
We talk all the time about investing in real estate to reach financial independence and maybe even retire early. But where does the money come from to invest? Unless you’re an heiress or a lottery winner, it comes from your own savings rate. If your income falls...
Repairs vs. Capital Improvements to Rental Properties: How Are Each Taxed?
Every landlord must carry out regular maintenance and repairs to keep their rental properties habitable. Fixing a faulty faucet, AC unit repair, or painting the property are all part of a landlord’s job description. In contrast, capital improvements boost the property...
How Much Do You Lose Selling a Property As Is?
Sure, it’s easier to sell your home or investment property as-is. But you can also expect a lower sales price, and usually a lower profit. Learn how much you can lose selling a house as-is. There are plenty of reasons to sell your home quickly. Maybe you...
Visualizing Real Estate Cash Flow
Real estate cash flow is not about what happens in a “normal” month. In a “normal” month, your expenses will probably be minimal. And then a not-so-normal month hits, and you get slapped with a $2,500 expense. So when rental investors forecast real estate cash flow,...Looking for Landlord Loans?
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Denise Supplee is a landlord, property manager, and passive investor in real estate syndications. She's also a champion mom, grandmom and licensed Realtor.
G. Brian Davis is a real estate investor and writer who, along with his wife and daughter, spends most of the year overseas. He loves hiking, travel, exotic wine, and cooking, although not necessarily in that order.
Our goal in building SparkRental? To help other middle-class investors build passive income from real estate, so they can spend more time with the people and passions they love.
