As more people move toward becoming debt free, there comes a time when they must choose which debt to pay off next. Often the last two debts are their home mortgage and the mortgage on a rental property. The home likely has a lower interest rate and is often the larger loan. The best way … Read more
People on social media are constantly asking which investment gets the better return; real estate or the stock market. In my case, I have been invested in both for an extended period of time and the results are so uneven no calculator is needed to know that my real estate has far out performed the … Read more
(Don’t miss out on the special bonuses that come with the launch of The Doctors Course to Automating Your Real Estate Investments. The launch ends at midnight Pacific time on the last day of this month so get your copy today.) The most common question I am asked when someone finds out I managed my … Read more
Forums and Facebook groups abound with a frequently asked question that sounds something like this: “Should we sell our positive cash flow rental to buy (insert fun new toy) so we don’t have to attain a loan?” When someone wants to buy a new car, boat, or motorhome but they have learned that buying toys … Read more
(Today’s guest post come from Dr. Jordan Frey) On May 1, 2020, I couldn’t have told you what cash-on-cash or cap rate meant. I definitely would not call myself a real estate investor nor tell you that I harbored the slightest inkling that I would become one. Yet, here I am writing this post just … Read more
(Keep an eye out for my new book The Doctors Guide to Navigating a Financial Crisis, coming soon) Last Monday my talk on The Leverage and Growth Virtual Summit for Physicians was made available. My discussion is on how I got started in real estate investing, which now produces enough cash flow to fund my … Read more
People frequently send me emails about suggestions for a blog post. I just had a request to chime in on what I thought might happen in the real estate investing world given our current national emergency. We all realize I can’t predict the future, but I have been around long enough to experience tough times … Read more
A happy reader of The Doctors Guide to Real Estate Investing for Busy Professionals recently wrote me and asked a question regarding the value of his recent real estate investment purchase. I stated in the book to use the property’s cash flow as the main factor in deciding if an investment was worth making. After … Read more
In my recent book, The Doctors Guide to Real Estate Investing for Busy Professionals, I give a detailed explanation about how I was able to buy investment property with no money down. Questions came up about what is the optimum down payment for an investment property. Since my goal in acquiring property was to put it into my portfolio for the least acquisition cost, I didn’t calculate its optimal down … Read more
It’s a Business There are huge tax advantages to owning a business, and doctors today are losing those advantages as medicine transitions to an employment model. By starting a real estate business, you can get back some of those lost advantages that employees do not enjoy. Owning a single rental property means you have a … Read more
