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41 guides. Yield, structure, management and the arithmetic of holding US property from abroad.
- US real estate investing
- Calculating yield properly
- Two-to-four family and small buildings
- Managing a property from abroad
- Choosing a property manager
- Short-term rental rules
- Five ways investors come unstuck
- Flip taxes — the exit fee
- Appealing your assessment
- Assessed vs market value
- Rent stabilization for buyers
- Screening tenants within the rules
- Leasing your condo — first tenant
- Co-op sublet rules
- Cost segregation and depreciation
- Selling with tenants in place
- Vacancy and turnover costs
- Studios and one-beds as entry
- Furnished and corporate rentals
- First 90 days as a landlord
- Renting to students, properly
- Roommate law and shared housing
- Pets and building policies
- Board and building disputes
- Security deposits, to the letter
- LLCs for rental property
- Commercial vs residential
- Buying your office
- Exchanging into New York
- REITs vs direct ownership
- Owning through cycles
- The second property
- Mixed-use buildings
- University-anchored markets
- Small-scale development
- Hotel condos and serviced living
- Building a portfolio from abroad
- Searching for property
- ACRIS and public records
- Choosing an agent
- Buyer agency agreements
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