M&T braces for office-related commercial real estate stress – American Banker
M&T braces for office-related commercial real estate stress American Banker
M&T braces for office-related commercial real estate stress American Banker
The classic 30-year mortgage is the most popular â and most affordable â mortgage in America. About two-thirds of U.S. home buyers choose this option, according to the Mortgage Bankers […]
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Sometime last week, news might have filtered to you through your favorite social media platform, feed, or blog, that the Federal Reserve lowered the Fed interest rate by 0.25%. The announcement made on July 31st by the Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell was in-fact a watershed moment. This is the first time in over ten
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Real estate can be a great investment thanks to cash flow, buying below market value, leverage, and appreciation. However, one of the best reasons to invest in real estate are the tax advantages. There are tax advantages to buying rental properties or a personal house. House flipping is usually treated as a job and does … Read more
Mortgage rates fall for the third week in a row CNN
An NNN lease is very common in commercial real estate. I have used them on the commercial rentals that I own and on commercial spaces that I have leased. NNN stands for net, net, net. It means that the tenant pays most of the expenses. They pay the rent fees plus property taxes, property insurance, … Read more
If you have researched investment properties, you have probably heard the term CAP rate. CAP stands for capitalization and is often used to determine the value of income-producing real estate. The cap rate is a measure of what the returns will be assuming you pay cash for a property. The CAP rate will not give … Read more
When I started Get Rich Slowly â on 15 April 2006 â it made very little money. It earned a few pennies per day. Slowly, the income grew. A few pennies per day turned into a few dollars per day, and that turned into tens of dollars per day. Eventually I was making enough money from this site that I could quit my day job to blog full time. The last time I mentioned my income on GRS, I wrote that I was making $5,000 a month. That was in November of 2007, I think. Then my wife, my lawyer, and my accountant all asked me to stop writing about my income. When that holy trinity speaks in unison, you listen, right?
The more I worked on this site, the more the income increased. I won’t say how much I was making, but if you read Crystal’s guest post from earlier this month, you can make some educated guesses.
As Get Rich Slowly grew, one of the curious side effects was that people began to make offers to buy the site. I always ignored those offers.