With more than 700 million users in more than 200 countries today, LinkedIn has grown to be the world’s largest professional networking platform. It offers many opportunities for real estate business owners and industry professionals like us to establish our brand in the market, position ourselves as experts, find partners and investors, and gather leads....Read More

While it is often thought that real estate syndication can only be done with large properties such as apartments and commercial real estate buildings, it is in fact possible to pool smaller capital from investors to purchase a smaller property such as a six-unit multifamily. Aaron Fragnito, co-founder of Peoples Capital Group (PCG), has found...Read More

Did you know that it is illegal to receive compensation for referring an investor to a syndicator who’s raising money if you are not an SEC licensed broker-dealer? If you are a syndicator planning to raise funds for your syndication deal or a real estate investor helping a syndicator, you should know that private equity...Read More

As real estate investors, we keep an eye on equity appreciation (how our money grows) and the cash flow (profit after collecting income, paying operating expenses, and setting aside cash reserves). Another aspect of investment that should be on our radar because it affects our bottom line is depreciation and the tax savings it gives....Read More

Securing favorable financing is a critical step in multifamily investing, not only for purchase but also for maximum profit. Interest payments chisel away at would-be gains, and loan closing fees add to the bottom line. Fortunately, loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) provide a source of low-cost, low-interest, long-term loans for multifamily buyers....Read More

Within the real estate world, housing targeted at those 55 and older remains a separate niche from the general market. Senior housing comes with its own regulations, market changes, and investment opportunities that reflect the needs of the second half of our lives. This article addresses all you need to know about investing in senior...Read More

If you’ve been researching investing opportunities, you may have come across the terms “accredited”, “non-accredited” and “sophisticated.” It’s important to understand the differences between these types of investors and that these investors have very different opportunities available to them. Read on to determine which category you fall in and whether becoming accredited should be in...Read More