Cash reserves for real estate investors can look like money that isn’t pulling its weight. In small multifamily investing, I have found the opposite. Cash
Most talk about financial freedom through multifamily investing starts and ends with cash flow. Cash flow matters. But after years of owning property, I have
In small multifamily investing, it is tempting to treat every gap between current and possible income as money left behind. If you are building passive
Good multifamily investing training covers underwriting, financing, and making offers. What it doesn’t always cover is the people. In small multifamily investing, the brokers, lenders,
Most real estate deal analysis starts with the rent roll and the financials. Those matter, but a property usually has more to say than the
Anyone who has spent time in small multifamily investing learns that effort and good judgment don’t always travel together. Multifamily underwriting forces you to look
I grew up on a farm where hard work was not something anyone had to explain. You saw it in the rhythm of the day.
By Cynthia Trammell Imagine two people sitting across the table from you. The first can write a very large check. The second brings less money,
By Cynthia Trammell A property can make money and still be a bad investment for your life. That sentence would have bothered me earlier in
By Cynthia Trammell A newer investor can spend hours trying to figure out whether a property qualifies for a loan. What is the NOI? Will