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Buying a new house can be a confusing process, especially if you’ve never done it before. When you buy something at the grocery store, the purchase is simple; you’ll understand exactly what you’re buying, exactly how much you’re going to pay for it, and there aren’t going to be any surprises. But when you buy… [Read More]
Buying and managing properties as part of your rental property portfolio can be extremely profitable, especially on large scales. But even the most robust property portfolios must begin with the acquisition of a single property. In the real estate world, multifamily properties are highly scalable and highly advantageous. Having a single building with 10 units… [Read More]
Historically, real estate has been one of the best performing and most reliable asset classes available to individual investors. For some people, real estate investing is about owning a home and building equity instead of paying rent every month. For others, it’s about maintaining a portfolio of different rental properties, each of which is capable… [Read More]
Most real estate investors focused on rental properties are interested in gradually expanding their portfolios. If each property in your portfolio can generate a few thousand dollars per year in net profit, each new property in your portfolio is going to significantly increase your annual income. Whether your goal is to accumulate enough properties to… [Read More]
It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that selling your house is as simple as putting a for-sale sign in the front yard, posting a listing online, and asking your agent to field offers. But even in a white-hot market like the one we’ve been in for a few years, there’s a whole… [Read More]
The Houston suburb of The Woodlands is more than just your average planned community. No, with a population of about 100,000 people, one could easily mistake The Woodlands for a grand resort, if an unusually large one. That’s no coincidence seeing as The Woodlands is home to a number of hotels, including a resort and… [Read More]
The largest city in Galveston County, League City is a historic part of the greater Houston area and can trace its roots all the way back to the Akokisa Native American tribe. Later displaced by Anglo settlers and subsequently heavily populated by Italian and Japanese immigrants, League City is now considered one of the best places… [Read More]
For those who love the Houston area but don’t want to live in the big city, the Kingwood suburbs are an ideal home base. At just 65,000 people, Kingwood is also known by the nickname the “Livable Forest” as a nod to its 75 miles of greenbelt and over 500 acres of nature preserves and parks. Located… [Read More]
If you’ve ever wanted to live in a small town with lots of charm, the 11.9 square mile stretch of country called Tomball could be the place for you. Formerly known as Peck, the town was renamed to Tomball in 1907 after congressman Thomas Ball, the man who helped to develop the port of Houston…. [Read More]
It’s not every day that we consider the rich history behind the cities we live in. It’s easy to forget that all cities have grassroots in a gradual evolution that took place over time, developing over many years, leaving a history of intriguing stories of how the town came to be. Spring, Texas is no… [Read More]
In a hypothetical model, a property owner should be able to generate positive cash flow with a rental property in an attractive…
One of your biggest priorities as a landlord is going to be keeping your property occupied. When the property is vacant, you’ll…