As a landlord, is there any upside to allowing pets in your rentals? Take a look at some of the pros and cons so you can make an informed decision!

Whether it’s been weeks, months, or years, it’s time for your current tenant to move out—and another to move in. Of course, they can’t just hand each other the keys and carry on with their lives. You have a responsibility to ensure your rental is spic and span for the next person who will call yo...

The rise of Airbnb has taken renting to a whole new level. Extra income, the luxury of travel, and more is now wrapped into the ease of a phone app. While the majority of real estate owners tend to rent out their entire property, can renting a room have the same financial rewards?

Looking for a long-term strategy to boost your cash flow? Perhaps you should think about investing in a more water-efficient rental property.

No matter how clever you are, there are things you just CAN’T know about real estate when starting out. Here’s why a good mentor is invaluable to success.

I wish I had a time machine, so I could go back and slap some sense into my younger self. Here are seven lessons I’d use my time machine to teach myself about real estate investing.

Listen, investing in real estate isn’t easy. What it ultimately is, though, is worth it. Like almost every other investor, you’ll run into hurdles. Here I’ll describe which issues new investors often face, why you shouldn’t be afraid of them, and how to move past them on the path toward success.

Time and again, people come to me planning to buy a first home by a certain date when their lease expires. Do not do this to yourself.

Even with limited finances, there are options available right now to create your real estate portfolio. Here are some creative ways you can get going—as well as what not to do to avoid investment pitfalls.

A multifamily property, like a duplex, triplex, or quadplex, is an excellent addition to any real estate investor’s portfolio and can provide advantages over traditional single family homes. But like any property, favorable financing is oftentimes the key to its success. Here’s how to get the fin...

Want to buy a house with no money down or use sweat equity to purchase a home? The Home Possible and HomeReady programs are some of the best options those with less than stellar finances can use to get started in real estate investing.

If you’re looking to get approved for a residential mortgage, you’ll want to follow these five parameters I’ve laid out. I’ll take you through each one and how they can help you get the (literal) stamp of approval for buying your next property.