Real Estate as an Investment: How the Wealthy Actually Use Property
Depreciation, 1031 exchanges, opportunity zones, stepped-up basis: how wealthy households actually use real estate — and why the tax code is half the return.
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Real Estate as an Investment: How the Wealthy Actually Use Property
Depreciation, leverage, 1031 exchanges, cap rates, syndications and REITs — how wealthy households actually use property as an asset class, and why real estate is a smaller share of their balance sheet than almost anyone assumes.
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Cars: Luxury, Collecting, and the Cost of Ownership
A single 1955 Mercedes sold for $142 million while a new supercar can lose six figures in three years. Here’s how the wealthy really treat cars — and why only a sliver of them are an “investment.”
