Negotiating the purchase price of real estate can be simple and straightforward—especially if you wait until the inspection is complete.

Buying or selling a house is one of the largest financial decisions you’ll make. Limit your stress by knowing what to expect.

Despite economic uncertainty, some U.S. housing markets remain red hot. The reason? Supply is low and demand is high—especially in light of historically low interest rates. With more buyers in the market, many sellers are receiving multiple offers. Here’s how to win the bidding war.

As real estate agents, the way we do business was drastically impacted by the coronavirus. From showings to closings, it’s all different than before.

Follow one investor through a recent property to learn what you should be paying attention to during a walk-through.

Mistakes happen. But good negotiation skills and positive relationships in your business dealings can help you resolve them.

Buying your first home can be intimidating. Avoid all-too-common missteps. Here’s how to approach buying property for the first time.

BPInsights took a look at the data and evaluated average home values and features by decade, ranging from historic homes built prior to 1940 to ultra-modern homes built after 2014.

Stress and competition can hijack your rational brain and allow emotions to take control. In poker, this is referred to as tilt. Avoid this fate at auction—here’s how.

When you’ve been in real estate long enough, you can spot an abandoned house from a mile away. But how do you find the owner or seller?

Thinking of hiring a real estate agent? It’s a great idea—in theory! But unfortunately, many licensed agents aren’t so great and even fewer are good at working with investors. Don’t waste time or money on the wrong one. Be on the lookout for these seven signs of a BAD agent!

Some real estate agents rave about their jobs, citing huge client bases and big paydays. Others seem to struggle to stay afloat. So, what sets them apart?