It’s the inexperienced investors who are most prone to hold on too long.One of the biggest changes I’ve observed since I first began investing is the rise in popularity of alternative investment strategies….STR, MTR, leasing to a STR Arbitrage operator, entering into a Sub To arrangement, pivoting to a Section 8 Voucher recipient to name a few.

Don’t wait too long — with its rising popularity and rapid development, Denver is poised to “blow up” even more in the coming years.

Popular choices like Fidelity, Schwab, or Vanguard let you invest in a range of stocks, mutual funds, and ETFs.

It's like asking whether you can lose weight if you don't exercise.

I'm pretty sure most of the inventory that was STR before the ban just reverted to 2nd homes that are empty most of the time, or ski leases / summer monthly rentals which have been popular for decades. 

This is a very popular incentive in the city of columbus where tax abatements can lower taxes by 3k a year. on income of 60k for a traditional triplex that we build that would be lowering operating expenses by 10% if you assume approx 40%. it makes a big difference but I was wondering if anyone has actually seen the benenfits over time from holding these properties or investing in similar areas in urban core adjacent through renovations or new construction. there are benefits to selling them obviously but please comment if this applies to you!! 

When it comes to self directing the two most popular vehicles are self directed IRA and Solo 401K. for real estate it’s helpful to use a checkbook IRA for efficiency and some liability protection with the LLC. 

I'm just going to chime in here to say that I'm fascinated that mini-splits have gained so much popularity in Denver! 

Or the always popular, “My tenant moved out and stole my washer, dryer, water heater and light fixtures!!!” 

Good Faith Funding is a popular hard money lender in my area (Green Bay) that lends statewide.