by Billy Epperhart | Apr 26, 2023 | Real Estate, Real Estate Financing
If you invest in real estate, a good banker is one of the most valuable people on your team. Building a relationship with the right bank can save you thousands of dollars on interest and give you access to opportunities more quickly. As Christians, it’s also important...
by Billy Epperhart | Apr 11, 2023 | How to Begin Real Estate Investing, Investing, Real Estate, Real Estate Financing
Should you pay off debt before investing in real estate? The answer depends on your goals, knowledge, and appetite for risk. Let’s say you’re a young couple wanting to purchase a rental property. However, you have mortgage debt and student loans. Should you eliminate...
by Billy Epperhart | Mar 28, 2023 | How to Begin Real Estate Investing, Real Estate, Real Estate Financing
If you want to buy your first home or invest in real estate, you’ve probably asked yourself, “How much do I need for a downpayment?” The amount will vary depending on your financial situation and specific goals. For example, a first-time homebuyer with good credit...
by Billy Epperhart | Mar 19, 2023 | Real Estate, Real Estate Financing
Investing in real estate can be intimidating if you’ve never done it before. For that very reason, one of the biggest mistakes people make is waiting to get in the game. Fear, uncertainty, or a simple lack of financing knowledge keep people on the sidelines when they...
by Billy Epperhart | Oct 2, 2022 | Real Estate, Real Estate Financing
Building wealth is about so much more than eliminating debt. Most of the time, successful real estate investing requires using debt as leverage to purchase properties. Leverage in real estate allows you to borrow money and invest in property in order to amplify the...
by Billy Epperhart | Apr 4, 2022 | Real Estate, Real Estate Financing, Strategies for Real Estate Investing
If you own a home, you might be sitting on wealth that you didn’t know you had. Dormant home equity is the most common place where people do not accelerate their capital. In fact, the average U.S. homeowner has $153,000 in “tappable” home equity according to a report...
