Archives for June 2016

29 Jun

Managing Your Own Katy Properties is Never a Good Idea

June 29, 2016

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First-time real estate investors often choose landlording as their go-to strategy or specialty – and rightly so. Owning rental properties is an excellent way to build a diverse portfolio while simultaneously producing some steady monthly cash flow. However, it should also be noted that landlording isn’t for the faint of heart. If you’re new to the industry, managing your own rental properties is probably the worst mistake you can make…. [Read More]

27 Jun

The Housing Market Is Up: Here’s How You Should Invest

June 27, 2016

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If you spend any time reading the news, then you know that the market has finally recovered from the crash of 2008. Though no one wants to get their hopes up, forecasts for the rest of 2016 are positive, and investors are excited about the prospects of great returns in the housing market…. [Read More]

24 Jun

Looking To Invest? 5 Listing Red Flags To Watch Out For

June 24, 2016

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If you’re looking to invest in properties, one skill you’ll need to hone is reading real estate listings. To the untrained eye, a real estate listing is a skeleton – a bare frame that’s only filled by photos and a tour of the property – but to the experienced reader, property descriptions are a code easily unraveled. What’s more, when you know how to read between the lines of a description, you also know how to write your own high-conversion rental listings…. [Read More]

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Brenden M. – Rice University Management Company

I discovered the Green Residential property management team while searching for a company to manage several local Rice University properties.

A few years ago, as part of the Rice University Endowment’s Real Estate investments team, I was responsible for selecting the best property management firm for Rice’s local residential properties. We were transitioning from in-house to outside management, with the goals of decreasing our management burden, providing the best care for our residents, and maximizing the return on our investments.

From the beginning, and especially after interviewing nearly a dozen other Houston-area property managers, Green Residential was the only choice we could have made. They offer straightforward pricing without ridiculous surcharges, fees and long-term commitments. They understand the needs of investors, and have a very long-term view of the value of their relationship with us.

We couldn’t be happier with our choice. In the years since we began our partnership, the Green team has managed our properties extremely well, and resolved tenant issues fairly. They use their own good judgment and don’t involve us unnecessarily. They have also advised us on purchase/sale decisions around the University, as well as provided remodel/teardown analysis for maximizing each property long-term. They have proven themselves to be solution-oriented problem solvers, great stewards of our assets, and exactly the kind of partner an investor should demand.

Ahilles P. – Saudi Arabia

I have a career that requires me to travel often. Because of that, I am unable to rent my house out to a tenant. To manage that situation, Green Residential has been managing my property as a vacant property successfully. As much as needed, an inspector will goes to the house, inspects imperative systems and sends me pictures when necessary. With Green Residential managing my property while I travel, I am worry free and am able to focus on my work 100%. I’d highly recommend them to anyone!

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Powerful Techniques for Building Home Equity

One of the biggest perks to owning a home is that it almost always appreciates in value. While the market can certainly dip from time to time, the long-term, historical trajectory of real estate values shows that homes go up in price. Thus, any time you hang on to a property for a few years,… [Read More]

Open Houses: Are They Really Worth It?

Residential open houses have long been a part of the real estate sales process. They’re normally held by the seller’s agent on weekends, and are designed to bring attention to properties. And while they’ve traditionally been very popular, many of today’s sellers – perhaps yourself included – are left wondering if they’re actually as… [Read More]

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