Invest 4 an Abundant Life
Welcome to our blog, I am glad you here!
I am a lifelong learner, and have been studying REI for 30+ years. This is my attempt to summarize the most important lessons I have had in a way that, hopefully, allows you to learn the key lessons faster and easier than I did.
In this blog, I will share my journey building a portfolio of real estate investments, highlight the benefits and drawbacks of real estate investing, and provide insights into why I have made the choices I have made (both good and bad). I will begin with general topics to make sure we are all on the same page. However, I will also introduce timely material (for example, new deals that I am considering or recently participated in) as they come up.
I hope you find this information educational and insightful – in other words, worth the time that you are investing
I am not a lawyer or CPA, and this is not legal, financial, or tax advice or a solicitation to participate in a deal. It is just my thoughts on what I perceive as an incredibly powerful approach to investing.
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My advice for new investors
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One of the questions I usually get when talking to someone who is looking at real estate investing for the first time is, “Where do I start?” Sometimes the question comes out as directly as that, sometimes the conversation dances around the topic for a while.
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What I look for in a potential sponsor
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I would argue the single most important decision you make about investing in syndications is not which deal to invest in, but which sponsors do you invest with. Obviously the deal itself is important – the numbers need to make sense and it needs to fit within your overall investment philosophy – however many investors…
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Where to put your investing dollars: REI vs the stock market – High level (1/2)
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These days, an investor looking for a fully passive return has a lot of options. One of the most common approaches is to put money into an index fund and let it grow. Then, when you need a stream of income, you can start drawing down the funds with the 4% rule giving you guidelines…
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Who should consider investing in a syndication (An Introduction to Syndications Article 2/3)
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I believe syndications are an amazing investment opportunity for a large number of people – including many people who don’t even know they exist. But there are some drawbacks that you need to be aware of as well and so they aren’t the right option for everyone. As with any investment you make, it is…