The 20 Habits of Eventual Millionaires By – James Altucher
1. Say “No” When you say “NO” you have more time to read, learn, sleep, ask questions, contact friends and love life. Say “no” more.
2019 Economic Outlook by – Gary D. Halbert
Allow me to introduce you to an economist I have read for years. His name is Richard F. Moody. He is the Chief Economist at Regions Financial Corporation (Regions Bank) headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama.
City Forces Homeowners to Pay Tenants to Move Out! By Pacific Legal Foundation
Lyndsey and Sharon Ballinger didn’t expect a cakewalk when a job change took them clear across the country and back, especially with two young children. What took them by surprise, however, was that moving back into their own house would cost them their savings and property rights.
Get Your Prospective Renters to Visit Today! By- Joyce Kirby
Available for a limited time! Only one of its kind! Offer expires at midnight! These and similar phrases are used to make people “spring boldly into action.” They conjure up images of people rushing into department stores and retail outlets to take advantage of incredible offers on quality merchandise, especially during the holiday season.
Supes Pass New Law Calling Certain Rent Increases “Tenant Harassment” By – Sean Makarin, Esq.
On January 15, 2019, the Board of Supervisors unanimously passed an ordinance amending the wrongful eviction and tenant harassment sections of the Rent Ordinance. The amendment takes aim at the Costa-Hawkins rent increases allowed on condos and single-family residences (SFRs), and is meant to prohibit owners of SFRs and condos from circumventing eviction controls through…
How to Cut Your Losses When Tenants Vacate By – Nick Sidoti, R.A.M.
Q: Nick, I would like some ideas on how to avoid losing a month’s rent between tenants. Even my good tenants do not leave the place in move-in condition. It needs painting, cleaning, and minor repairs. Do you have any suggestions? J.P. Cleveland, OH
Get Ready for the Balcony Inspection Bill By – Jim Schlagel, General Contractor
On September 17, 2018 California Governor Jerry Brown signed into law SB 721 – “The Balcony Inspection Bill”. The bill arises in response to the tragic deaths of six UC Berkeley students in 2015 at a downtown apartment complex due to the collapse of a balcony. Owners of multifamily apartment buildings with three or more…
The New Year Brings New Challenges for Taxpayers By – Jon Coupal, President of Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
“There are better things ahead than any we leave behind,” wrote author C.S. Lewis, one of the many thoughts about how a New Year brings hope. As great as Lewis was, he wasn’t a California taxpayer in 2019.
The Danger of Adding Debt in a 1031 DST Exchange: A Hypothetical Case Study by Steve Haskell, Vice President – Kay Properties and Investments
Below is a hypothetical example of a 1031 exchange investor that purchased DSTs with loans on them. It exemplifies the risk of debt, and the potential benefits of remaining as debt-free as possible when investing in DSTs.
7 Expectations and Predictions for Multifamily Investing In 2019 By – Vinney Chopra
Multifamily investing in 2019 and the market for multifamily properties is continuously changing, so here are seven expectations and predictions for the year ahead. On account of major political, social, and economic developments, investors will have to look at the bigger picture.