Author: Memphis Buy and Hold

In most cases, we invest money to get a positive cash-flow as soon as possible. What does cash-flow mean? To understand the meaning of it, you only need to be aware of two terms: Income and expenses.

As investors, finding the right tenant is key to making your investment worth it in the long run. The right tenant will be able to make on-time rent payment, keep your investment home in good condition, stay in place longer and be in communication with you about needed repairs and maintenance. All making your investment more profitable!

With housing prices and mortgage rates at all time lows many people are looking to take advantage of these historic conditions and invest in real estate.

Nowadays, owning a rental property, anywhere on this earth, requires hiring of a professional and efficient property manager. Working with these property managers is highly beneficial in many respect but all managers do not have the same competency to understand the needs and interest of the owners. For this reason, it is necessary that property owners consider certain things before hiring a manager.

There are several advantages to rental property investments to increase your income over other investment vehicles. You can still grow your money by other means even with unfavorable market conditions.

There are risks involved with becoming a Real Estate investor. It can be scary to do your first deal. Here are 3 things to consider when getting your business off the ground...

Considering buying rental properties? Here are the basic steps....

If you own a home that you are able to rent, it is a great way to earn an extra income or an extra way to start saving money. Single-family rentals are booming in the United States and continually are growing in demand as more people are choosing to rent rather than own due to it being more affordable and flexible.

While real estate can be a lucrative investment, managing tenants, repairs, and related issues can be challenging. This is especially true for owners who live in another location or have full-time jobs beyond their real estate investments.

Considering buying rental properties? Here are the basic steps: