You’ve just had a child or you’re watching your child grow up—and the specter of college lingers in the back of your mind. How do you start saving for college? What vehicles exist? How much should you save?
The most...
According to the National Endowment for Financial Education, about 70% of people who win the lottery or receive a large windfall (e.g., court settlement, insurance claim, etc.) go bankrupt within a few years. This shouldn’t be surprising since financial...
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Getting laid off is never fun, whether you’re prepared for it or not.
I’ve been laid off twice. The first time was unexpected and very financially troubling. The second time, I was far more prepared and was...
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Sure, the COVID-19 vaccine rollout has been going better than expected, a huge stimulus bill just passed, and the U.S. might be getting a much-needed upgrade to infrastructure in the near future.
But one of the biggest...
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Looking forward to retirement?
The sun. Sleeping in. Playing golf. Catching up on your favorite TV series (and seven others). Visiting grandkids.
It sounds so idyllic.
So why would you ruin it by investing in real estate?
Many of you...
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One of the most common questions people ask real estate agents is, “What credit score do you need to buy a house?”
It’s a great question. Experian reports the average credit score in the U.S. is currently...
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We are in unique economic times. By most accounts, the U.S. economy is rapidly recovering from the COVID-19-induced recession of 2020. But unlike other economic recoveries, there are few obvious investing opportunities.
The stock market and housing...
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With all the forums, articles, e-books, and other information available on BiggerPockets, there’s no doubt about the added value of this community. But did you know that BiggerPockets costs are also tax-deductible?
For real estate investors, Members...
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Have you have been stressed about finding good strategies for your retirement plan? Well, stress no longer.
In this article, we have compiled several types of detailed self-directed IRAs in real estate you’ll want to take advantage...
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Financial experts recommend having between three and six months of basic living expenses in an “emergency fund,” whether you’re an individual, business, or real estate investor. You never know when you’ll lose your job or get...
