In the world of real estate investing, taxes can actually work in your favor. Unlike stocks and mutual funds, real estate investments often result in a lower tax bill while yielding significant returns. For many people tax benefits are one of the reasons they choose to invest in multifamily syndication, and with Viking Capital. The…
For many investors, tax considerations may not be top of mind when venturing into a new investment. It’s more exciting to envision luxury vacations and new cars rather than pondering tax implications. However, when it comes to real estate investing, taxes should not be a primary concern at the outset. This is because real estate…
Saving doesn’t create Financial Freedom Saving alone is no longer enough to achieve financial freedom in today’s world, which is why strategies like investing in real estate have become essential. However, this realization opened up my mind to the idea that the traditional path of going to college, getting a job, working for 40 years, and…
As you know, the Federal Reserve increased interest rates today by another 25 basis points. This decision is expected to reflect the Federal Reserve’s efforts to find a balance between curbing inflation and addressing a range of imminent risks such as potential bank collapses and the likelihood of a U.S. debt default as early as next month….
Think about the experience you had when you bought your current home. It is improbable that you simply closed your eyes and pointed to a location on a map. More likely, you had specific criteria in mind, such as proximity to your workplace or school, access to desired amenities and shopping, and a predetermined number…
Asset capitalization rates, commonly known as cap rates, play a critical role in commercial real estate analysis. However, it’s important to shed light on how cap rates are used and manipulated, as they have both positive and negative qualities. While cap rates can be invaluable in assessing risk, there are inherent shortcomings in this metric…
As the world continues to grapple with climate change and environmental degradation, it is becoming increasingly clear that we need to adopt sustainable practices in all areas of life. The real estate industry, which is responsible for a significant amount of greenhouse gas emissions, has a crucial role in promoting environmental sustainability. Multifamily syndicators, in…
Most CEOs, founders, and entrepreneurs are well aware of the reasons behind their business ventures. They often talk about autonomy and noble causes, such as improving processes and innovating industries. The traditional view of business success is tied to financial freedom, which is often measured by net worth, an arbitrary figure based on the accumulation…
As a passive investor, receiving an email alert for an open deal with Viking Capital can be an exciting moment. You start reading through the investment summary and the numbers look promising, but there may be some confusion around what those numbers actually mean for you and how much you can expect to receive in…
Knowing where to start when investing in multifamily real estate can be tricky. Perhaps, you’ve run the numbers, checked the accredited investor thresholds, and set your financial goals—that’s a great starting point. Or maybe you’ve heard about the benefits of multifamily investing from a friend or colleague. To help, this blog breaks down everything you need…
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