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Apr 15, 2024May 17, 2024 Benjy Nichols

Beyond the Mailbox: Innovative Direct Mail Strategies That Win in Today’s Market

This article is presented by DealMachine. Read our editorial guidelines for more information. Breaking news: Direct mail is still a key factor in real estate marketing, and it has the potential to be…

Apr 12, 2024Jun 27, 2024 G. Brian Davis

How Moving Overseas Made Me a Better Real Estate Investor

Whenever I hop on a conference call, someone asks, “Where are you located?” And then their eyes widen when I respond, “Lima, Peru.” But back when I invested in rental…

Mar 25, 2024May 05, 2024 Eric Fernwood

What I Learned From My First Investment Property—and How I Changed My Strategy

My first investment property was a C/D-class multifamily in Houston. I selected it primarily based on perceived cash flow. According to my calculations, the return on investment (ROI) was between 12%…

Mar 05, 2024Mar 20, 2024 Jason Jones

Today’s Impacts on Property Insurance Costs—And What Investors Can Do About It

As insurance premiums climb, property owners need to grasp how economic conditions and natural disasters affect the insurance market. These insights provide practical guidance for real estate investors navigating a…

Feb 27, 2024Mar 20, 2024 Chris Clothier

Three Principles That Will Turn You Into An Effective Property Manager

The top grievances of tenants are poor communication, unfair rent increases, and a lack of transparency. Don't neglect property management, as it will cost you more in the long run.…

Feb 23, 2024Jul 06, 2024 Liz Zack

AI Tools Can Save You 10 Hours Per Week If You Use Them Right—Here’s How

Between ChatGPT, Gemini, and other new AI tools, there are now a gazillion ways to outsource and delegate monotonous duties in your business.

Feb 07, 2024Jul 13, 2024 Corby Goade

Don’t Skimp: Using a Free Lease Template Will Cost You More in the Long Run

A free lease template on a subreddit somewhere sounds like an appealing, low-cost option. But going the cheap route on your lease documents might actually cost you more than getting…

Jan 26, 2024Feb 07, 2024 Eric Fernwood

Goals Are Not Enough—You’ll Never Get Where You Want to Go Without This

Have you given up on your New Year's resolutions yet? Did you achieve your goals last year? Goals are not enough—you have to take action, too.

Jan 10, 2024Jan 19, 2024 Dave Meyer

Here’s How I’m Growing My Portfolio This Year—And How You Can Too

Building a portfolio strategy doesn't have to be difficult. It just requires a little thought and time. Here's how I'm expanding my portfolio this year.

Dec 27, 2023Feb 29, 2024 Kyle Spearin

Mastering Connections: A Blueprint for Achieving 127 Units in Three Years

Mastering connections and building your network can help any investor successfully scale their real estate portfolio.

Dec 21, 2023Dec 21, 2023 Corby Goade

Giving Your Tenants a Gift for Christmas Is Nice—But Is It the Right Thing To Do?

The holidays are here! The egg nog is flowing along with the cash, and you’d like to keep it that way. You have long-term tenants, and they’ve been great—they pay…

Dec 20, 2023Dec 20, 2023 Brian Carberry

What is a Sublease?

A sublease is when a tenant rents the property they’re renting to another tenant—essentially reassigning the lease. In most subleases, the tenant’s renter covers all or a majority of the…

Dec 08, 2023Dec 08, 2023 Bruce Woodruff

Who Should Buy the Materials? The Customer or the Contractor?

In this article, expert contractor Bruce Woodruff delves into the crucial decision-making process in every construction project: Who should buy the materials?