by Mr. Land Trust®

There are few (if any) benefits to owning investment real estate in your own name. There are many reasons NOT to own investment real estate in your personal name. Here is a real-life case in point.

by Mr. Land Trust®

I write and teach a lot about the many benefits of using a Land Trust to hold title to real estate investments. There is a lot of misinformation in the marketplace about Land Trusts and a lot of bad advice given regarding these title-holding trusts. After using these trusts for more…

By Vena Jones-Cox

Note: Laws and regulations regarding the advertising, registering, and formalization of private loans vary enormously state-to-state. Generally, these rules apply to the borrower rather than the lender, but even lenders should be aware of what the laws in your state say about these transactions. Of course, this article is not intended as…

By Alan Beane, GeoGrade

For years, I ran my construction business as an owner-operator, wearing every hat from sales and project management to bookkeeping. The business produced income, but it depended entirely on me. If I stepped away, everything stopped. That realization led me to create the Biz Freedom Framework™, a five-part system for building…

By Vena Jones-Cox

If you don’t think that real estate investing is a relationship business, you haven’t been paying attention. Your connections with other investors bring you local market knowledge, referrals to trustworthy professionals, funding, partnerships, and deals. Those relationships are what help you succeed, not just this year, but for years to come. But these…

The rehab business didn’t get harder.

It just stopped forgiving mistakes. Listen in as Jerry Fink (30+ years rehabbing) and Rebecca Sequiera (our Rehab & Retail Focus Group leader) join Vena Jones-Cox to talk about what’s changed and how to still win in a slower, pickier market. If you rehab, make time for this one….