I put half my money in the stock market and I really believe that real estate is the way for me to go with the other half, just need to find my path I guess.

Do you have stocks you can sell?

Some of the reasons he mentioned are; skip realtor fees, spread out taxes over time (he would have been in the 20% CG tax rate if just sold outright) and mostly having a  20 year stream of 5% income stream which he sees as the 'safe' part of his portfolio as he already has a lot in stocks.

I've been getting lots of questions from investors and potential investors about how COVID is affecting long-term rentals in Austin. I know many investors are looking for long-term appreciation, so they are less conce...

I don't like investing in stocks because I don't know enough about the companies and how their business works.

I have a Short term rental business for properties I own as well as managing for others and my market has seen a 58% increase in STR rents in one year my particular properties are up 63% the stock and real estate markets are up at all time highs even after last year being the worst year for GDP compared to the year before in the US since 1946.

The truth is that those who truly want a turnkey investment have almost always been better off investing in stocks.

In general is there any benefit to providing a tenant a loan/mortgage to buy a property rather than selling it and generating income from note finance or the stock market? 

Anyone know if capitol gains realized on my taxes from stocks will count towards my purchasing power on a fixed loan?

We've put in around 10 offers, so I know we have to stock things out and keep offering