HOW TO FORCE YOUR PROPERTY TO APPRECIATE AND HOW TO GET ITS VALUE USING THE CAP RATE

HOW TO FORCE YOUR PROPERTY TO APPRECIATE AND HOW TO GET ITS VALUE USING THE CAP RATE

This week I’m digging into what “forced appreciation” is. With some investment types, like stocks, you can't affect the price or value. Whether you make a profit is subject to the market and things outside of your control. In real estate on the other hand, you can increase the value of a property (or force the appreciation) after you buy. In this video I explain how you can do that and how to calculate value using the Cap Rate.

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The different streams of income from an investment property
Real estate and the different niches you can invest in
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BOOKS I READ LAST YEAR

"Millionaire success habits" by Dean Graziosi
"Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki (audible)
"What every investors need to know about cash flow" by by Frank Gakkinelli
"The complete guide to investing in rental properties" by Steve Berges
"How to raise your own salary" By Napoleon Hill (audible)
"Trump strategies for Real Estate" by Georges H. Ross
"Becoming" by Michele Obama

PODCASTS I LISTEN TO

Target Market Insights: Multifamily + Marketing with John Casmon
BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
BiggerPockets Money Podcast
How I build this with Guy Raz
Lifetime Cashflow with Rod Kleif

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