Investing in Real Estate with Clayton Morris | Investing for Beginners

When you’re a real estate investor, it’s important to have your taxes and finances planned out before the end of the year. Come tax time, it's really too late to make any moves that can impact your tax bill for 2021. That's why you want to be proactive now and take advantage of some of the amazing opportunities and tax deductions that real estate investing has to offer.

Today I'm sharing five things you should do before the year ends. If you want to be proactive about your finances and get your ducks in a row before 2022, you're in the right place.

What can you do if you've fallen off the proverbial real estate investing horse? How can you get back into nurturing your portfolio after being out of the loop? That's the first question I'm answering on this episode!

On this Q&A edition of Investing in Real Estate, I'm taking three of your questions on taking care of your portfolio, dealing with tenant damages, and how to invest without using credit. Click play to hear my answers to your best real estate investing questions on today's show!

What is a cashflow statement? A cashflow statement is an incredible tool you should be using to gauge how well your real estate investing business is performing. On today's show, you're going to learn how to create your own cashflow statement and why it's so important.

We're going to talk about what kind of information you should expect to see on a cashflow statement, when you should use one, and why it's helpful for real estate investing. Please join me for episode 798 of Investing in Real Estate!

Money can be a touchy subject. In fact, finances are the number one issue that couples fight about. A common theme that I hear often is that one partner is set on building wealth through real estate but the other one just isn't so sure!

If this sounds like you, please know you're not alone. I've been there too, and it took a lot of experience, introspection, and hard lessons to get our family on one page. We're not perfect, but we've made a lot of progress over the years. On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, I'm sharing a handful of tips you can use to get on the same page as your partner and build generational wealth not only for your family, but with your family.

Is Biden's Build Back Better initiative harmful to investors? There has been some rumblings of this plan changing the structure of self-directed IRAs. On this Q&A episode, I'm answering this question—and more!

On today's show, I'm answering three of your questions about the Build Back Better plan, paying off your mortgage with a HELOC, and what it costs to rollover funds to a self-directed IRA. Please join me for this episode of Investing in Real Estate!

If you're switching jobs in the near future, it's the perfect opportunity to build incredible wealth. Amidst a job change, you can switch your traditional retirement plan to a self-directed IRA.

Instead of letting your old account sit there, you can convert it to a self-directed account that will allow you to buy residential real estate and exponentially grow your wealth. On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, I'm sharing four major advantages of switching to a self-directed retirement account.

Today's first caller has access to some untapped equity. However, he's concerned about the high prices across the board in all markets. Should he tap into his equity anyway? That's the first question I'm answering on today's show!

On this episode of Investing in Real Estate Investing, I'm taking three of your questions from my voicemail inbox. We're going to dive into topics like utilizing equity, the snowball method, and the best way to invest $100,000. Please join me for this Q&A episode!

On today's show we're going to talk about housing markets. Specifically, if you're considering investing in a certain real estate market, I'm going to share some big red flags that might pop up in your research.

I get asked constantly about various rental markets, but most of the time I just don't have the data to give you a clear cut answer. I wanted this episode of Investing in Real Estate to act as a guide or checklist for you to determine whether a rental market is worth your time and investment.

If you've got a stable and profitable rental property, how can you access the equity to grow your portfolio? Should you look into a HELOC or cash-out refinance, and how do you get the process started? That's our first question on this Q&A Monday!

On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, I'm answering three listener questions about utilizing equity on a rental property, buying investments on credit, and calculating a cash-on-cash return. If you want to hear my advice and experience, this episode is for you!

Today's first caller has a $160,000 home equity line of credit, and he's wondering how many new construction rental properties he can buy. On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, I'm answering this question and more of your great investing questions from my inbox.

This episode covers topics like buying newly built rental properties, how to ensure your seller financing deal is solid, and how to grow your portfolio after you've secured your first house hacking deal. Press play to hear my answers to your questions!