Multifamily properties are solid investments, given that they are tangible assets that offer better preservation of capital than most other investment assets. However, an accident or devastating weather is all it takes to turn your lucrative asset into a financial liability and a legal burden. Properties with more units, more tenants, and common amenities constantly...Read More
Can I roll 1031 exchange funds into syndication investments? That’s a question I often get asked by investors. It’s a popular topic in online real estate investing forums too. No other tax code generates as much buzz and excitement as Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code. It’s easy to see why, as it holds...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
We turn to many professionals to optimize our financial health, and asset managers work to make the most of a real estate portfolio. Even if your portfolio isn’t large enough to warrant the cost of a professional asset manager, you can implement their essential strategies to improve the performance of your assets and overall portfolio....Read More
Real estate transactions conducted under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code are the building blocks for real estate success, big or small. Read on to learn about the pros and cons of 1031 exchanges. Life Bridge Capital is a leading real estate syndication company. We offer our investment partners the opportunity to leverage shares...Read More
Did you know investing in real estate syndication can be a much smarter choice than having a Roth IRA? Leaving your money to languish in an IRA means it doesn’t have the opportunity to build as much wealth as it could. Plus, there are considerable real estate syndication tax benefits. Don’t miss out on these...Read More
Cash-on-cash return and internal rate of return (IRR) are two formulas that help investors evaluate the profitability of a real estate asset. While both calculations produce a profit projection based on cash flow and the initial equity investment, only the IRR considers the value of money over time. Here’s what you need to know about...Read More
Few acronyms are as crucial to real estate investors as NOI. NOI, or net operating income, reflects the potential profitability of a property or investment. Therefore, all investors need to be familiar with the NOI calculation to compare properties and analyze their finances. Here’s everything you need to know about NOI in real estate. Life...Read More
Investors who look beyond the traditional menu of retirement account offerings to self-directed IRAs can find a new level of investment opportunity. Because the accounts can directly purchase, manage, and sell real estate, account owners can harness the power of real estate investing while still enjoying the same tax benefits that make traditional IRAs an...Read More
Investors rarely want to consider an asset declining in value, but the depreciation of real estate serves as a notable exception to that rule. Depreciation of multi-family properties actually provides a tax advantage to owners and is one of the greatest perks of investing in commercial real estate. Here’s what you need to know about...Read More
