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Larry Gomperts is Chief Marketing Officer at RealtyMogul and is responsible for both growing our base of members and continually improving their investment experience. Mr. Gomperts has a wealth of customer centric experience growing companies over the past 15 years. Prior to RealtyMogul, he was the CMO at ForwardLine Financial, a FinTech SMB direct lender, was the EVP of Marketing and Strategic Development at Robbins Brothers, a specialty retail chain, and worked as a strategy consultant at McKinsey & Company. He is a Certified Public Accountant and holds an MBA from Stanford University.

Congress is cooking up a refreshed version of the Opportunity Zone program—call it OZ 2.0—with a slate of investor-friendly updates that could make the next wave of OZ investing more flexible, more accessible, and may be a welcomed injection of opportunity for real estate investors

Triple Net Lease (“NNN”) properties are often marketed as passive investments, appealing to those seeking stable, predictable income with minimal management responsibilities. These properties typically involve single tenants responsible for paying property expenses, including maintenance, insurance, and taxes. While NNN investments do offer several advantages, they are not as passive as they might seem. Here’s why:

This figure represents 37% and 15% of the Consumer Price Index and Core PCE, respectively, which the Federal Reserve relies on to set interest rate policy. Most respondents were equally as baffled. I did get some feedback from some property owners that they are still getting increases from renewals; however, they admitted that they are still working through rent growth that actually occurred in 2021. Without a rational explanation, I questioned the integrity of the data that the Federal Reserve is using to set interest rate policy.