All posts by: Tehane Gallimore

In this article Hoarder houses, hidden tax benefits, and how to invest when getting a late start—it’s all answered on this episode of Seeing Greene. We’re back, and David has brought some new questions never answered before on the show. This...
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In this article Need to know whether flipping vs. renting makes more sense for your market? Don’t know if you can put offers on multiple houses simultaneously? Itching to hear how your flipping profits will affect your financeability on your next...
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In this article This article is presented by RentRedi. Read our editorial guidelines for more information. How do you classify yourself as a landlord or real estate investor? Are you a rookie emerging on the scene? Do you identify as an independent or small...
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In this article Multifamily real estate is by no means an easy asset class to buy into. What most people mistook as simple investments in 2020 are now turning out to be cash-hemorrhaging, high-interest, soon-to-go-bust investments. Everyone and their grandma was...
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In this article Margin loans could be the sneakiest way to snag a low-interest rate loan in today’s Fed-influenced environment. What most investors don’t know is that you can use your stock portfolio as collateral to get massively discounted lending, but...
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In this article There are a number of potential benefits associated with exchanging into a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) 1031 property.  However, it is important to note that these potential benefits should also always be carefully weighed with the potential risks that are possible...
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Whether you’re already a homeowner or you’re looking to become one, the recent headlines about home prices may leave you with more questions than answers. News stories are talking about home prices falling, and that’s raising concerns about a repeat...
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In this article Personal finance is what most twenty-something-year-olds overlook. Why invest, save, or cut back spending when you finally have the money that a college degree or diploma promised you? For those who have just started working, spending all your...
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