Take Over The Payments
By Jeff Riddell
Unfortunately, many people would like to dump their properties even though they made substantial downpayments. Some use jingle mail (send the keys to the lender and walk away). There are consequences, however. Since the lender will still need to foreclose, the owner will still have a foreclosure on his record. [...]
Go Global
The Changing Face of the International Real Estate Investor
By Patricia Tan
Overseas purchasers of Florida real estate are attracted to our shores by many of the same things that draw people from the northern U.S.A. and Canada. Our reputation as the Sunshine State, beautiful beaches, availability of outdoor activities and water sports and relatively low [...]
1031 EXCHANGE
By Jeff Riddell
If there are taxes to be saved, a 1031 exchange should be considered as the exit strategy for any real estate that qualifies. Under the current rules the process is simple: Hire a qualified intermediary (QI) company and sign an exchange agreement, sell your relinquished property, escrow the proceeds with the QI [...]
1031 Exchange Qualified Properties
By Jeff Riddell
Over the last several articles, we have covered real estate investing for various age groups, from youngest to oldest. One thing is common to all of the age groups: There will come a time when every real estate investor decides to dispose of his investment. If you don’t like to [...]
Seniors And Real Estate Investing
By Jeff Riddell
Last article, we discussed real estate investing for those folks in the 50-65 age range. Next is the 65-80 group—with due respect because I am one of them, I’ll call them seniors. If you are in this age bracket, it goes without saying that you should have started your [...]
Real Estate Investing For Baby Boomers
By Jeff Riddell
Last article, we discussed middle age real estate investing. Next is the 50-65 bracket—I’ll call them the baby boomers. In my opinion, this is the time to become more conservative in your real estate investing; and more diversified in your real estate holdings regardless of whether you are [...]
Middle Age Real Estate Investing
By Jeff Riddell
Last article we discussed real estate investing by young folks. But what if you are older and your time horizon shorter? Let’s discuss the 35 to 50 age bracket next—I’ll call it middle age. Although many people are well into real estate investing by the time they are in [...]
Real Estate Investing For All Ages
By Jeff Riddell
In the next few articles, we’ll talk about the approach of different age groups to real estate investing. Let’s start with the 20-35 age group; let’s call them beginning wealth builders or BWBs. Unless they won the lottery or inherited a lot of money, BWBs are usually capital [...]
Entity Ownership Of Real Estate
By Jeff Riddell
Last article we talked about how individuals can own real estate. Now let’s turn our attention to ownership in an entity. Let’s look at a few.
We’ll start with corporations. You probably know that corporations—other than some federal corporations like banks—are formed under state law. Although corporations are great for [...]
Alternative Ways To Own Real Estate
By Jeff Riddell
If you’re ready to start your real estate investment career—or have already started and may be acquiring more properties—we need to talk about how to hold title. In other words, who should be the “grantee” in the deed you receive. The first choice, of course, is yourself, or [...]
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
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