How to Keep an Amazing Reputation in the Real Estate Business
It takes a lifetime to build a reputation, and it only takes five minutes to lose it. Here’s how to build—and keep—a stellar reputation.
The Unspoken Problem With Financial Freedom Few People Acknowledge
Financial freedom—it’s many people’s goal, and we see it glorified in the media all the time. But few talk about a certain issue that may come with achieving financial independence. Find out about it here, and learn how you can avoid this happening to you.
The Comprehensive Guide for Financing Your Very First Real Estate Deal
Are you someone who wants to buy investment property, but you just can’t figure out how to finance your first buy? Here are seven different financing strategies and how to make sure your first purchase fits into your overall wealth-building plan so that you don’t waste time going down the wrong paths.
Prorated Rent: How to Calculate It and Why It Matters
Prorated rent is the amount of money a tenant pays to a landlord for occupying a rental unit for less than a full month. The concept of prorated rent is central to both landlords and tenants, as each has a financial interest in when it is used and how it is calculated. Here’s what you need to know.
5 Things Tenants Should Not Expect Their Landlord to Do for Them
Tenants should expect their landlord to make repairs and maintain a property. They should expect to be left in peace if they pay rent on time. But sometimes tenants have expectations that landlords should not or cannot meet. Here are five things tenants should not expect of their landlord.
Partnering With a Friend: Yeah or Nah?
Partnering up can be a great thing in real estate. You can partner with others for a short time on specific deals. Or you can align investments with others for the long haul. Or you could even go into business with a partner. But who should you choose? Are friends or family members okay?
