You can use it to create a budget, set goals, track your spending, and monitor your progress toward achieving your goals.Why investors should use it: Empower can be used by real estate investors to track rental incomes.

People have used roomies.cm and TurboTenant also to achieve succcess.. hope that helps!!

Hi! I’m sure this is an easy one but I am new to this strategy. I currently have a rental with a tenant. I started leasing to her about 9 years ago and the rent rate is way underpriced based on the market. I did a wal...

If rents don't outpace inflation, you can't achieve financial freedom—no matter how many properties you own.For example, let's say you buy property in a city where rents increase by 2% annually, while inflation averages 4% per year.

Once you do address that, I agree you'l be able to achieve your goal.

They’re arguing that the deposits belong to the tenants, but I’ve always understood that the deposits are mine until the tenants move out and the unit is inspected.Any advice would be much appreciated.

The good thing about househacking a legal multifamily unit is that lender allows you to use the vacated units of 75% market rent as an income to offset the potential current mortgage.

If your unit is more B/C class where you can attract lots of decent hard working entry level to middle class workers then I would focus on improving the units to capture those kinds of tenants and oust the trouble makers you have. 

The heirs can choose to hold their shares and receive dividends or sell them.Passive: Allows investors to trade an actively managed real estate asset for a passive investment in an Operating Company that is typically run by an institutional asset management firm.Consistent Income: Operating Partnerships can issue dividends or distributions so that the investor has cash flow.Portfolio Diversification: Enables the investor to achieve diversification across geography, industry, tenant and asset class in an Operating Partnership structure.

Rental Demand & Cash Flow: Is it feasible to achieve consistent monthly cash flow in Sacramento, given the current property prices and rental market?