
14 December 2023 | 16 replies
to me that is mogul status.along with a G 650 or Global Explorer about 3 or 4 homes in the most expensive areas of the US or around the world. in the real estate space i suspect its a short list of RE hedgefunds and Massive sized syndicators with multi thousands of doors or millions of square feet of commercial/industrial real estate.

11 September 2014 | 7 replies
The huge distortions in global markets MUST correct.

17 December 2014 | 6 replies
This may sound straightforward to most but I would like to know being a Canadian Citizen, if i wholesale (assign) deals in US using my US Based LLC, are their going to be any tax liabilities arising out of those transactions?

7 November 2016 | 12 replies
But with double studs you get to use recycled cellulose for insulation which has minimal global warming potential in its production and is made from 85% recycled materials like newspapers.

1 April 2016 | 6 replies
So Global East West Real Estate Investment Management Company, LLC may be a bit cumbersome.Finally, I read (and have been advised by my attorney) that there are certain words you should avoid because they either raise red flags with the IRS, lenders, credit agencies, etc or are actually regulated.

29 June 2016 | 2 replies
Article from Canadian Real Estate Wealth http://www.canadianrealestatemagazine.caEconomic aftershocks of Brexit will keep Canada mortgage rates at record lowsBMO Capital Markets sounded the alarm on the implications of the “leave” vote in yesterday’s Brexit referendum, saying that the repercussions of the British electorate’s decision would certainly be felt across the Atlantic and the world over.As reported by David Akin for the Toronto Sun, ever-plunging rates caused by the economic aftershocks of the British polls would mean that Canada’s housing markets might see continuous and even intensified activity.

22 August 2016 | 38 replies
Zero money, lived at home in Cupertino CA.. got my REal Estate license and moved out when I got a few commission checks and never looked back.. that was 42 years ago. 3 recessions.. one mini recession and a Global financial meltdown.

24 September 2016 | 43 replies
Look at the bigger picture and run the numbers from a GLOBAL scale rather than local scale.

8 February 2017 | 42 replies
I wish there was a place where appreciation and property taxes were tax-advantaged like a retirement account, so that my "buy" price (after I've paid my taxes on the income used to buy it) is primarily what establishes any future property taxes I would have to pay, no matter how much the asset increased in value, over my long-term ownership of the asset, so that I'm not double taxed on my income and then taxed AGAIN based on the future increased value of the asset I purchased with that income.It would be completely mind blowing if such a place existed, making that place truly unique for real estate investing, on the global stage, even so much so that a bunch of Billionaires from East Asia might want to buy those assets because they've found the best place possible to park money for long-term growth, while receiving CoC ROI for the duration of their ownership, compared to anything else on the planet Earth.

25 February 2017 | 3 replies
You really need to consult with a CPA who is familiar with International Business and possibly an attorney.Given the situation you outlined, in theory, it would make the most sense to have an entity in a low/no tax jurisdiction (think trade free zones).Profits can be held in that entity and personal distributions can be made gradually.You may also want to get the advice of an asset protection attorney.Keep in mind the laws might change with the new administration but these are global business tactics used by large companies to reduce billions in corporate tax.