Real Estate Syndication: Meet the newest trend in Real Estate

Real Estate Syndication: Meet the newest trend in Real Estate

Why self-storage syndication is on the rise When it comes to real estate investing, there are so many new opportunities out there. How can you tell which is best for you? If you stop and take a moment to reflect on what is currently trending with real estate you’ll realize that multifamily, self-storage, out of state investing, and even crowdfunding are all on the rise. You may ask yourself: How can so many people find the time and money to invest? The answer is real estate syndication.  This process is more accessible to folks who would like to invest but may not have the funds to do so alone. Real estate syndication is when a group of people decide to join forces and put their money and experience together to make an investment on a piece of real estate. This process is done by two major groups:  read...
2020 Tax Extension Deadline

2020 Tax Extension Deadline

KDA is here to remind you that due to Covid-19, the tax deadline was moved back to July 15th, which is only a few days away! Here is what you need to know about the 2020 Tax Extension Deadline: Individual Tax Returns are due July 15th 2020! If you have not done so, and think you may need an extension, if you get extended the date for you will now be October 15th. Tax Extension How To: If you need to request a tax extension, your best option is to fill out the proper forms and get that done ASAP! The form is called, Form 4868. This form will allow you an extension with the IRS to file. read...
Fourth of July 2020

Fourth of July 2020

This Fourth of July is a great way to unwind and reflect on the last six months. We’ve been through a pandemic and lots of social and racial upheavals. Many folks have been unemployed or working fewer hours. Many of us have been working from home and have been self quarantined for many months. Fourth of July is a great way to be thankful for our Country, path, and freedom. Take this time to reflect and enjoy the Fourth of July 2020. Reflect on what you’ve learned from the past few months.  read...
Put Your Kids on Your Payroll…Here’s Why!

Put Your Kids on Your Payroll…Here’s Why!

Do you have a business? Are you looking for ways to save money on taxes? Do you have a family? Many business owners may not know, but a great tip is to put your kids on your payroll, read on to learn more! Not only will this benefit your business, but it will also be a benefit to your children.  Many parents wonder, how can I teach my child the value of money? What are the ways to teach them financial literacy? Well, as a business owner, you already have the opportunity at your disposal. As long as you are abiding by the IRS Code, and giving them a job that they are fit to do, you are lawful. This step teaches your children to work hard and earn income. They need to know what it’s like to be an employee, so when they are leaders, they are kind and understanding.  read...
How to keep a productive household for your children amongst COVID-19

How to keep a productive household for your children amongst COVID-19

Many parents have now been home with their children for over two months due to COVID-19. Due to the pandemic, schools have closed with not much relief as to when they will open again. For now, it has been up to parents to create a schedule for their children, and help them continue their education online. If you are looking for tips on keeping a productive household for your children, read our three steps for success.  Create a schedule for them that they are to follow M-F It is very easy to let your children sleep in late and go to bed late; however, this can be a detriment to their rest and yours. Many students are working from their computers and still need to be active for a class; therefore, they need adequate rest and a schedule. Other younger students may not have the ability to meet over the computer. Consequently, it has been much harder for parents of younger students. Our suggestion would be to give them a schedule they can follow and see. A whiteboard or schedule on the fridge could be a great way for them to know what they need to do on a day to day basis. Create time blocks for them to do school work, read, write, or take breaks. Schedule some time for them to be outside if it is safe to do so, and be sure to have them in bed by a certain time. This may end up being the longest summer break ever; therefore, we recommend starting a schedule for them before it is officially summer break. read...
5 Tactics to Spending Less in 2020

5 Tactics to Spending Less in 2020

It’s safe to say that most people are laser focused on money right now—specifically on how to make it last longer. To help you do just that, we compiled the following list of tips for spending less in 2020: Rank expenses by priority. Spending less in 2020, can seem dauting but first, create a monthly budget. We know that everyone says that, but there is some truth to being aware of your budget. First, differentiate between discretionary and fixed costs. For example, fixed costs may include rent, car payment and utilities…while discretionary expenses may include entertainment, cable TV and new clothing. Second, rank all of your fixed costs in order of importance, starting with those you can’t live without. For most, this will include rent, car, utilities and food. Then, rank your discretionary items; this will help you identify some expenses that you can cut out for a while. read...
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