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How do real estate investments impact college planning and financial aid applications? I’ve been thinking about this question a lot lately, as my high school senior navigates the college application process. I reached out to my friend Rynda Wilk, CFP®, MBA, a college planning expert with 21Finance, for a discussion of college financial strategies for real estate investors.
A tax professional who is knowledgeable about real estate -- and preferably has real estate investing experience themselves -- will save you time, money, and headaches.
You've inherited property. Now, what? Should you live in it? Sell it? Rent it? Refinance it? Here are six questions that you should ask yourself before you decide what to do.
Risk management in real estate financial planning is evaluating and forecasting financial risks and identifying ways that you can avoid them or minimize their impact.
What is in the new stimulus package that could help real estate investors? The package includes provisions that will help both renters and landlords in the short run, as well as provide a broad, temporary boost for most taxpayers.
How much of a deductible should you carry on your property insurance if You are shopping for a landlord policy and you must decide on the terms. A lower deductible means higher premiums. How do you decide how much of a property deductible to carry?