by G. Brian Davis | Last updated Mar 23, 2024 | Active Real Estate Investing, Personal Finance, Real Estate News, Spark Blog |
The Big Picture on Our Fundrise Review: Fundrise is an online real estate crowdfunding platform that allows users to invest in commercial and private real estate without needing to purchase property directly. Investments can start as low as $10, and the platform...
by Christopher Murray | Last updated Feb 16, 2024 | Active Real Estate Investing, Personal Finance, Spark Blog |
Summary: Passive income is taxed differently depending on the type – dividends, interest, rents, capital gains, business income, and royalties all have specific tax rules. Rental real estate income can be offset with over 20 types of deductions and depreciation....
by Jim Cirigliano | Last updated Jan 29, 2024 | Personal Finance, Spark Blog |
The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) is a nonprofit organization aimed at making homeownership affordable to underserved borrowers in lower-income communities. Its programs provide great perks like no down payments, closing costs, private mortgage...
by G. Brian Davis | Last updated Jan 5, 2024 | Passive Real Estate Investing, Personal Finance, Spark Blog |
Ever wish you could invest in real estate without committing money for years at a time? Concreit offers a rare short-term real estate investment. Unlike most real estate crowdfunding platforms, Concreit lets you pull out your money at virtually any time. And no, they...
by G. Brian Davis | Last updated Dec 15, 2023 | Active Real Estate Investing, Passive Real Estate Investing, Personal Finance, Spark Blog, Tax Tips for Real Estate |
Ever wish you could invest in real estate tax-free through your retirement accounts? You can. And it’s not hard, either. Look no further than Martha’s story retiring to Europe with a single investment property. She owned that rental property under a self-directed IRA...
by G. Brian Davis | Last updated Dec 20, 2023 | Active Real Estate Investing, Personal Finance, Spark Blog |
You don’t always know when a killer real estate deal will come along. Sometimes you wait months or longer for the right deal. Plus, it takes time to save up a down payment. Even if you borrow 80% with an investment property loan, you still need $100,000 for a $500,000...