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Equity vs. Debt Investments for Real Estate

Investing in either real estate equity or real estate debt could add diversification to a portfolio. Before investing, you should look at the pros and cons to determine which would be right for you.

Understanding Loan-to-Value Ratio (LTV)

There are plenty of factors that lenders will examine when evaluating the riskiness of a loan. Most people are familiar with things like credit scores or reports, however, another common metric is the loan-to-value ratio.

Private vs. Public Investments: Understanding the Differences

Each type of investment has a key role to play, and there can be room for both in a well-balanced investment portfolio.

Private vs. Public Investments: Understanding the Differences

Each type of investment has a key role to play, and there can be room for both in a well-balanced investment portfolio.

How Inflation Can Impact Your Savings Strategy

When it comes to trying to save money and grow your net worth, inflation can have an impact on your saving and investing strategy.

The Commercial Real Estate Capital Stack

The capital stack has two main components: debt and equity. It helps investors understand where they fall in repayment in relation to the risk they assume.

How and When to Prioritize Savings for Retirement

As a millennial or gen-z, prioritizing a goal that’s so far in the future can seem complicated. It’s important to start saving for retirement so that you can put yourself in a better financial position later in life.

What Does it Mean to Automate Your Finances?

Finances have a way of getting increasingly complicated in all stages of life. Putting your savings, bills, and investments on autopilot can simplify things.

Your Best Investment is Yourself

When you hear the word “investing” you often think of stocks, bonds, or real estate. But there’s another investment that is underutilized and can deliver better results: yourself.

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