The rental market is a soft market. What I mean by that is there is no set market rental price like there is with commodities or the stock market. If “market rent” for your rental is $1,000/month, someone with a nearly identical property may be renting their property for $800/month and someone else might be
Buy as many properties as you can throughout your life and never sell them. As you can see from the Case-Shiller US National Home Price Index, the real estate bubble and subsequent crash was an anomaly. Prior to that there were 30 years of sustained growth. Sure, local markets went up and down, but on
They say, “never borrow from your 401K”. Here is what happens when you do. Lets say you borrow $30,000 from your 401K. You’re borrowing pre-tax money so you don’t have to pay taxes on it when you borrow. However you have to pay it back with post-tax money. If you’re in the 25% tax bracket,
