February 2018

It’s never too late to get better at managing your personal finances. Whether you’re 25 or 65, you can’t go wrong by taking your game to the next level. Here are three ways to do it…Attach Your Finances to Exciting GoalsFolks often decide to improve their finances because they know they could be doing better. They “should do something about it.”And that’s fine, as far as it goes. But make sure your financial goals… get you really excited.For example, “getting out of debt” just isn’t very

What do I do when it’s time to sell my investment property?That’s a great question to ask. Often, we focus mostly on how to find and purchase these properties. We talk about the benefits of holding them over time as investments. But it’s good to think about the end game: how do I get the best price with the least amount of hassle when I’m ready to sell?Here, I’ll lay out three underlying principles to keep in mind. That way, we won’t get caught up in too many details. These mental tools will

“Should I raise my rents? How much and how often should I raise them?”These are frequent questions in the world of real estate investment. And that kind of makes sense. On the one hand, property owners know that the numbers matter ‒ you want the rent that gives you the best return on your investment. Then again, this issue is a hassle for a lot of folks. If you and your tenants are happy, why rock the boat? And how do you raise your rent without losing good tenants or pricing yourself out of the