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Property investment has the potential to be profitable, secure, and even personally rewarding. In theory, you’ll get a good price on a property, charge rent that covers your monthly mortgage payment (with a little extra to claim as profit), and eventually, you’ll sell the property for more than you paid for it…. [Read More]
There are thousands of landlords in any moderately sized city. Of these landlords, only a few dozen are highly profitable. Most landlords break even, while a healthy percentage lose money or make a few dollars here and there. But have you ever paused to consider what sets the highly profitable apart from the average? In almost every case, they don’t cut corners…. [Read More]
Whenever you have multiple families and individuals living in the same community and sharing facilities like pools, saunas, clubhouses, barbecues, and laundry rooms, you’re going to see lifestyle differences that are sure to clash and cause frustration for tenants and possibly even you.
When you’re low on cash or new to the real estate industry, investing with a partner can be a savvy solution. The two of you will pool time and monetary to create a stronger business…. [Read More]
You might have started your real estate business on your own, but if you’re planning on growth and continued success, a solitary entity probably won’t cut it. In order to build a successful realty business, you need a few essential people on your team…. [Read More]
Real estate investing is one of the most stable and profitable investment pursuits you can do. You have solid equity that can be used to maximize your earnings, and the housing market is typically more stable than the stock market…. [Read More]
Being a landlord isn’t easy. Your property rests in the hands of a tenant you might not really know, and it may or may not be in good condition when you get it back…. [Read More]
Having a rental property can be a great way to generate income, especially if you still have a mortgage on the property. Your tenants essentially pay your mortgage and anything beyond that is pure profit…. [Read More]
Investment properties and rental properties seem like easy ways to make money. In most cases, you’ll be able to charge more in rent than you’ll pay in a monthly mortgage payment, and if all goes well, you can pocket the difference as free income every month. Plus, your property is likely to appreciate in value, yielding an even bigger profit when you go to sell it…. [Read More]
If you talk to some real estate investors, you’ll discover that they focus on buying the cheapest houses possible and charging the highest rent they can get. In other words, their primary focus is on immediate cash flow. And while it’s smart to think about cash flow, a rental property is more than four walls, a floor, and a ceiling. It’s a piece of real estate that holds both short-term and long-term value…. [Read More]