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Aug 7, 2020
2 min

Simplifying confusing return structures

Jul 5, 2020
4 min

Top 5 Reasons NOT to invest in California

Jun 7, 2020
3 min

When do Real Estate Investments generate the most returns?

Mar 29, 2020
3 min

Cash Flow is King, and Illiquidity is Queen

Mar 3, 2020
3 min

4 Core Reasons Commercial Multifamily is Well Positioned for Market Volatility

Feb 5, 2020
2 min

20 reasons why you might want to consider investing in apartments.

Dec 7, 2019
4 min

How Returns are Structured in a Commercial Multifamily Investment

Nov 20, 2019
5 min

Wall Street vs Main Street

Aug 22, 2019
5 min

Albert Einstein: 'Compound Interest is the 8th Wonder of the World' - Here's Why You Should Care.

Jul 24, 2019
5 min

6 Factors in Selecting Markets

Jul 23, 2019
5 min

The Real Estate Fear Factor

Jul 23, 2019
7 min

The 5 Financial Pitfalls of a Rental

Jul 22, 2019
5 min

Components of a Value-Add Business Plan

Jul 22, 2019
5 min

Repositioning your 401k or 457b for Commercial Multifamily

Jul 22, 2019
6 min

Reducing Taxes Through Commercial Multifamily

Jul 16, 2019
6 min

Rental Property VS Commercial Multifamily

Jul 11, 2019
6 min

The Top 4 Risk Mitigation Strategies in Commercial Multifamily Real Estate.

May 1, 2019
3 min

Coronavirus-Related 401k/457b Withdrawals

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