In This Article The popular train of thought amongst real estate investors is to delay paying off the mortgage on your personal residence in lieu of investing money in rentals to generate more cash flow. However, there comes a time...
In This Article Imagine two investors, Grinding Gretchen and Relaxed Rachel, who both start with $50,000 to invest. Most people—including Gretchen—think they’ll sprint or trip based on market timing, hustle, luck, or choosing the perfect market. Rachel takes a different...
You don’t need a huge savings account or even a ton of life experience to start investing in real estate. At just 18 years old, today’s guest used her entire life savings to buy her first real estate deal. It...
Dave:When you look at a headline, there are two ways that you can interpret it. Sometimes it can cause a lot of fear and can cause you to avoid doing the deals and working on your business in the way...
The cost to ride PATH trains officially increased from $3 to $3.25 on Monday as part of the system’s transformative service upgrades. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says the fare hike will help fund its $45...
Need help estimating rehab costs? This is a huge unknown for many rookie investors. But not to worry—in this episode, we’ll show you how to do this as accurately as possible so you have fewer surprises once you’re under contract...
Brett Hundley doesn’t want an employer or a nine-to-five job. Ever. At just 32 years old, he has already retired from one career and is now chasing the freedom and flexibility that real estate investing can provide.During his eight years...
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposed pied-à-terre tax could generate up to $500 million annually, but multiple variables could affect the final revenue, according to a report released Thursday by New York City Comptroller Mark Levine. Introduced last month, the governor’s proposed...
Photos courtesy of NYC Parks / Daniel Avila, unless noted otherwise A new public art installation in Lower Manhattan pays tribute to “Little Syria,” New York City’s first Arabic-speaking community, which was displaced in the 1940s when the area was...
Photo credit: Eitan Gamliely for Sotheby’s International Realty This 4,500-square-foot townhouse at 126 East 74th Street on the Upper East Side, asking $10.5 million, has a unique architectural history in addition to a designer’s touch. Built in 1880, the home...
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