Property Management Company vs Self-Managing in Philadelphia: The Real Cost Breakdown
For most Philadelphia landlords, self-managing looks cheaper until you account for what you can’t see on the spreadsheet.
For most Philadelphia landlords, self-managing looks cheaper until you account for what you can’t see on the spreadsheet.
In this episode of Living Well with Rentwell, hosts TJ [...]
Hopium and Guesstimates: Why Your Business Runs on Fantasy Instead of Facts Here's an uncomfortable question:
The 11 PM Text Message Problem: Why You Can't Sleep and How to Fix It It's 11 PM. You should be winding down. Instead, you're reaching for your phone.
"What the Hell Was That?" Why Most Meetings Waste Everyone's Time (And How IDS Fixes It) You know the feeling.
In this month's DIG meeting, TJ Hock, integrator for Rentwell [...]
Worth Not Making Anything: When Saving Taxes Beats Earning Returns At our December DIG Philly meeting, Fred Hubler described a counterintuitive strategy: using a small DST allocation that might not generate significant returns, simply to keep an entire 1031 exchange tax-free. "This keeps the whole thing tax-free. So in his case it saves him hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes. That's worth not making anything for 5 to 7 years."
Jason Jannati has seen something that should disturb every entrepreneur:
Why Process Documentation Is Your Growth Bottleneck Here's the uncomfortable truth about scaling a business:
The Unfair Advantage Real Estate Agents Have (But Most Don't Use) At our December DIG Philly meeting, Fred Hubler revealed a competitive edge that real estate agents have when making offers on behalf of buyers: the ability to solve the seller's tax problem. "You can say something I can't say. You can say 'Listen, I can help you if you sell your property to me, I can help you never pay taxes and I know a guy that writes for Forbes.'"