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How can an unaccredited real estate investor can get access to high yield investments normally reserved for accredited investors? The key lies in some new regulations from the SEC called Regulation A+ and Regulation CF. These offer some advantages over the usual Rule 506 Syndications and lower minimum dollar amounts to invest.

The CARES act of 2020 allows for the early withdrawal of up to $100,000 of retirement funds without having to pay the usual 10% penalty. You have to have been impacted somewhow by COVID-19. But who hasn't? Listen in for all the details.

Here's a common question answered. Publicly traded REITs might be easily accessible with your brokerage account. However, they just don't compare to a tangible real estate investment.

How can unaccredited investors access real estate syndications and other methods of investing in real estate without directly owning real estate? We'll tell you how in Part 1 of this series.

What opportunities are available to you if you're accredited? What do you have to do to be accredited? What if you're not accredited?

Land Trusts? Living Trusts? Adjustable-Rate Mortgages? How one piece of legislation passed in the 80s gave investors some great tools.

Are you prepared for a lawsuit? Relying solely on your insurance policy may be a mistake. Here are some other things to consider regarding this important topic.

Here are some important vocabulary terms to understand before you seek lending on that investment property.  Being able to "talk-the-talk" is important if you want to build credibility with your broker or lender.  

Who are Fannie and Freddie and why are they important? A history on who they are and why they exist.