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Real estate has been one of the most popular investments for centuries now and millionaires say it’s still the best investment today.
You may be wondering if this industry is right for you and your money. Well, if you know what you’re doing, the answer is yes. Let’s talk about the ins and outs of how to become a successful commercial real estate investor. [Read more…] about Expert Advice on How to Become a Successful Commercial Real Estate Investor
Amid the economic uncertainty caused by the pandemic – including stock market volatility and fears of a recession – gold is rallying. According to CNBC, gold prices surpassed $1,800 per ounce last year and are only expected to rise.
For many experts, this means that now is a great time to invest in gold. But how should you get started? Below, check out this beginner’s complete and easy guide to investing in gold. [Read more…] about A Beginner’s Quick and Easy Guide to Investing in Gold
Real estate investment has been absolutely booming since the pandemic began.
Last year, the average home-price gain was $68,843. That is the highest gain since 2005, making it the best time to sell a house in 15 years.
There is no doubt that the industry is the best that it has been in a long time for a seller. So, maybe you’ve thought about buying real estate property too. [Read more…] about 8 Mind-Blowing Real Estate Tax Benefits
Commercial real estate is property that is used for business purposes or as a workspace. Meaning, it is utilized professionally, instead of for housing.
While there is a prolific amount of real estate constructed, it is an investment area that we usually aren’t taught about. This can make it can seem complicated, but it doesn’t have to be.
In this blog, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about commercial real estate, including 11 types of commercial real estate you could be exploring. [Read more…] about 11 Types of Commercial Real Estate To Know About
Whether or not you’re an entrepreneur, small business week (September 13-17) is a special time because it’s a chance to learn about ways that you can improve your understanding of business, finance, and entrepreneurship.
If you’re LGBTQ+, this week is even more important, because entrepreneurship provides a rare opportunity to live, earn, and control your professional life on your terms—without judgement or constraint.
Freedom of self-expression was a major driver behind why I launched a business in my 20s and expanded into real estate investing, so I would understand if it was a motivation for you.
Did you know that the U.S. currently has over 30 million small businesses? Worldwide, there are an estimated 582 million entrepreneurs, although that figure varies depending on how you define the term.
If that’s not enough, Millennials and Gen Zers are nearly twice (2X) as as likely to plunge into creating a side business. Specifically, studies cite them to be 188 percent more active in this area than previous generations.
Common motivations for starting a new business include wanting to:
Intriguingly, nearly half (46%) of small business entrepreneurs are between the ages of 41 and 56.
The most likely reason for this age breakdown? It takes time to become an expert in your field and step into leadership.
Plus, while only 61% of the world is currently connected via the internet, this is rapidly changing—with more than a quarter of a billion new users coming online each year and connecting via the internet and blockchain technology.
To further amplify these forces, easy online retail integration (think Shopify), smooth payment integration processing (think Stripe), and nearly instantaneous communication (think Zoom) have made starting a business the cheapest and lowest risk it has ever been.
This means that even if you’re not an entrepreneur yet, you may be in the future—or you may want to collaborate, partner, or work for one.
To celebrate small business week, here are a few steps you can take:
Of course, if you’re feeling social, share this article to an entrepreneurially-minded friend.