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Forced appreciation is one of the most powerful wealth building strategies for real estate investors.
When most people think about appreciation, they think about market appreciation. This is a type of appreciation that occurs when the value of the properties in a market go up. As a result, you can't control whether the property value goes up or down.
In contrast, forced appreciation is something you can control. It happens when you increase the income that a property generates. When you increase the income, property values go up.
Forced appreciation works well for larger multifamily properties. When you increase the income that these properties generate, the value tends to go up. However, for smaller properties, we sometimes don't see a direct correlation between income and value. So our community often asks us, can you force appreciation smaller 1-4 unit properties? In this episode, we explore
this question and more!
Go to semiretiredmd.com/appraisal!
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Forced appreciation is one of the most powerful wealth building strategies for real estate investors.
When most people think about appreciation, they think about market appreciation. This is a type of appreciation that occurs when the value of the properties in a market go up. As a result, you can't control whether the property value goes up or down.
In contrast, forced appreciation is something you can control. It happens when you increase the income that a property generates. When you increase the income, property values go up.
Forced appreciation works well for larger multifamily properties. When you increase the income that these properties generate, the value tends to go up. However, for smaller properties, we sometimes don't see a direct correlation between income and value. So our community often asks us, can you force appreciation smaller 1-4 unit properties? In this episode, we explore
this question and more!
Go to semiretiredmd.com/appraisal!
Who do you want to see in the next episode? Comment and let us know on our socials! Also, don't forget to share and leave us a 5 star review on Apple Podcast if you loved this episode! Wait there's more...If you enjoy the Rich Doc Poor Doc podcast, check out our FREE real estate Crash Course training. Get exclusive, actionable advice and resources about creating financial freedom with real estate investing! For more RDPD, Semi-Retired MD, and Leti & Kenji content, follow us on your favorite platform. Semiretiredmd.com Leti IG Kenji IG SRMD FB SRMD IG Youtube__________________________________________________________
Looking to learn more? Check out some of our most popular content:
Be part of the conversation - follow our general Semi-Retired MD Facebook page and then join our doctors or professionals group!
Semi
RESOURCES + LINKS
Work w/ SRMD: HERE
Join our FREE Facebook Groups: HERE
FOLLOW + CONNECT
Connect with SRMD: Website | Instagram | Facebook
Liked this episode? Share it on social and tag me @semiretiredmd
Love the show? Leave a 5-star review and let me know!
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