3 Things That Make the Best Real Estate Investment
A couple of weeks ago I wrote The 6 Worst Types of Real Estate Investments that covered the types of properties an investor should avoid. Today …More
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Leonard Baron, MBA, CPA, is the author of “Real Estate Ownership, Investment and Due Diligence 101 – A Smarter Way to Buy Real Estate”, and loves kicking the tires of a good piece of dirt! See more at ProfessorBaron.com.
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DIY Kitchen Remodels for Investment Properties
If you are… an investor who is buying rental properties are a do-it-yourself type want to renovate your kitchen… … there are many things you can …More
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Real Estate Q&A: 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchanges and Renters Insurance Coverage
Each month, past San Diego State University lecturer and Zillow Blog contributor Leonard Baron answers two questions from readers regarding buying, selling and investing.
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The 6 Worst Types of Real Estate Investments
Here are a few things to think about and properties to avoid when you are ready to invest your hard-earned cash equity capital.
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Practical Renovations for Investment Properties
The nicer your property, the longer you’ll likely keep your tenants. With that in mind, these improvements should make your property desirable without putting too much strain on your wallet.
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Living With Your Tenants: Tips for Renting Out Extra Space in Your Home
Whether you’re looking to fill a spare bedroom or a basement studio, here’s a little guidance that will hopefully make securing and living with a tenant go smoothly.
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Real Estate Q&A: Revocable Trusts and Wrap-Around Mortgages
Each month, San Diego State University lecturer and Zillow Blog contributor Leonard Baron answers two questions from readers regarding buying, selling and investing.
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What’s the Best Way to Earn Wealth in Real Estate?
While a few people are successful at flipping homes, most people earn real estate wealth by buying rental properties for long-term hold.
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Real Estate Appraisals: The Income Capitalization Approach
There are three commercially recognized valuation models for real estate: the “comps,” (comparable market analysis) approach, the “income” or “cap rate” approach (cash flows) and the replacement value approach.
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Tax Savings: Rental Property Depreciation Explained
If you’re already an investment property owner or are thinking about becoming a landlord, here’s a refresher on how the depreciation expense could help you maximize your tax savings.
