It’s been quite a ride for the housing industry since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Between lockdowns, eviction moratoriums, or supply chain snafus, we’ve been confronted with a wide range of challenges in a relatively short period of time.
Looking for a good investment? Experienced real estate investors know the tell-tell signs of a rental property that will provide the best possible return on their investment dollar for their short-term cash flow and long-term passive income.
Busy professionals should not be excluded from real estate investing. If you are a busy professional, or simply not interested in learning about the ins and outs of real estate, but still want to earn returns from real estate investing, partnering with others could be the solution for you.
Real estate is a very broad field and there are so many different ways to have a career in real estate. Naturally, the same can be said for a lot of other industries as well, which makes it important to narrow down your focus and find a niche where you can shine; where you can be productive and happy.
As a landlord, developing and maintaining a successful relationship with your tenant will have a major impact on the success of your rental property. You want to be professional and respectful, but not too friendly. We have some tips to balance your landlord/tenant relationship and keep the performance of your property a priority.
There are a lot of ways to invest in real estate. One of the most tried and true methods of building serious wealth in this world is through investing in rental property. This post is going to look at why rental property can be such a powerful investment tool and how you can begin investing in rental property to start making your future more secure.
Your turnkey property was supposed to be an easy, passive stream of income. Instead, you got the worst-case scenario: the company that “turn-keyed” it paid for renovations that looked nice, but were structurally flimsy and cheap.
The first step you must do is change the way you look at money because being a millionaire these days ain’t what it used to be.
Buy and hold real estate is, in my humble opinion, the best investment there is. That said, it comes with a very noteworthy challenge: You have to manage the properties you purchase.
Are you a homeowner who wants to get out of debt? Struggling to climb out of debt while paying exorbitant interest on your loans can be overwhelming. Another hurdle for many is the fear of changing lifestyles and doing without shopping therapy and all of the little perks and comforts they’ve grown accustomed to in their daily lives.