#Multifamily

Mike Wolber

themikewolber

I just released my 10th podcast episode. Looking back, I could have gone so much faster and have learned a lot along the way. Especially with Tech and Strategy.Here is

Real Estate Momentum

REMNTM

Real estate deal check:What are capitalization rates?Let's discuss. As investors, we buy property because it is an income-producing asset.Some of the benefits:1) Cash flow2) Equity3) Appreciation4) Tax deductions5) Effective use

David Elfstrom

DavidElfstrom

What's the risk of COVID in apartment buildings? This review covers much of the basics but I believe the prevalence is much higher ... (THREAD) /1 https://ncceh.ca/documents/evidence-review/contextualizing-risks-indirect-covid-19-transm

ThePorshaEdmun🏁

NicoleEdmun

3 year plan to $1,000,000 Net Worth @thewillcrozierThe fastest, simplest, most proven way I know to go from $1000 net worth to $1,000,000Year 1- Wholesale 5 housesMoney required: $1,000. Get

stephanie allen

BuiltJustice

As I hammer out my thesis, wanted to share a couple nuggets about Harland Bartholomew who many know to have been the person to draft up the first CoV town

John Morgan Christoph

JohnMChristoph

I get extremely pissed off when the discussion of the housing crisis occurs with no linkage whatsoever to climate crisis.There's just so much to unpack here.Thread 1/nhttps://twitter.com/DemSocialists/status/1197348805642989568 The narrative goes

michael eliason

holz_bau

it's interesting to me, that in my @Treehugger piece on how bad the US architecture and construction industries are - everyone latches on to the single stair issue.https://www.treehugger.com/america-architecture-construction-industry-br

Alex Schieferdecker

alexschief

Here’s a photo tour of my favorite street in West Philly: 45th Street between Baltimore and Walnut.We start at Baltimore with this apartment building that seems tacked onto what used

Danny Braggadocious

danzu72

$8.5 million of your tax dollars went to buy government housing for three people in Austin. Meanwhile they throw $1200 of your tax money back at you and tell you

Tyler | Jump In Real Estate

JumpInRE

The good, the bad, and the uglyOf an 80-unit value add property in Louisville that I’m a passive investor in.I repeat: I have no control over this investment/syndication because I’m

Alex Nitkin

AlexNitkin

This hearing is about to get underway. Watch live here:https://livestream.com/accounts/28669066/events/8800236And read the Inclusionary Housing Task Force report here:https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/doh/provdrs/housing_resources/news/

Ryan Daigle

rwdaigle

I posted recently about discovering all the SMB (small and medium size business) goodness I've found here on Twitter.You all wanted to know who specifically I was speaking of.So here

Beyond Brothers | Leveling You Up Daily 💡

BeyondInvestor

Have you ever wanted to buy a rental property and invest in real estate but didn’t know where to start?!Here are 7 questions you should ask yourself! —Thread time— These

Rohun ⛳️

RohunJauhar

Real Estate Investors pay no taxes on property sales.This is because of the 1031 Exchange. It's been around since 1921. And now it's going to be eliminated.Here's why it's a

Evan Soltas

esoltas

New paper from me, on NYC's 421-a tax exemption:1) How costly is inclusionary housing?2) What factors explain the apparent per-unit cost premium over LIHTC / Section 8?3) Do longer-run benefits

Rudy Havenstein, Elysium ESG Diversity Officer

RudyHavenstein

"There was a sense in which the Fed in particular was deliberately trying to ignore the reality of inflation of housing costs or just hoping that people wouldn't notice, because