All posts by: Tehane Gallimore

In this article Most people can’t afford to buy a house or property outright, which is where a mortgage comes into play. But what is a mortgage, and how does it differ from a loan? A mortgage can come from a bank,...
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In this article What’s the key to paying fewer taxes? A cost segregation study. Never heard of it? Most real estate investors haven’t, but we’re about to unlock a world of tax-free income earning using this specific tool. If you’ve wondered...
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In this article The massive shift toward suburban housing may have started as a pandemic lockdown-inspired grab for space back in 2020, but almost three years later, the trend is still going strong. Just look at housing’s hottest ZIP codes, as published by...
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In this article It’s not just you: The cost of construction—be it on rehabs or new builds—has gone through the proverbial roof.  Early in my career, I was consistently making the same mistake that just about every new real estate investor (and...
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In this article After the real estate crash in 2008, pretty much any sort of real property became a pariah amongst investors—institutional investors at least—for a few years. However, one of the first sectors to bounce back was student housing.  Just one...
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In this article A real estate broker works as a middleman, or matchmaker, who connects a buyer and a seller. In real estate, a broker’s job is to match homebuyers and home sellers, while being paid a commission for their service.  A...
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In this article Yes, those monthly mortgage payments are good for something besides the obvious: this little thing called equity. Simply put, home equity is cash you can access thanks to those monthly payments you make every month. Whether you’re looking to...
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In this article The hotel vs. Airbnb battle may have just completely flipped. Post-pandemic, it seemed as if short-term rentals were the only places worth staying when traveling. Having a house with multiple beds, a kitchen, a private yard, and parking...
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In this article Financial trauma is an extremely common roadblock on the journey to financial freedom. In fact, most people deal with this issue on some level, even if they aren’t aware of it. Whether your trauma patterns stem from your...
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In this article If you’ve built equity in your properties, you may be eligible to cash it out and use it for other purposes. Using the equity in your investment properties is a great way to fund home improvements, expand your real...
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