The current market isn’t a particularly good one, but that doesn’t mean we should abandon the idea of buy-and-hold real estate investment.

Buying a portfolio of multiple properties at once can really jumpstart your business, as long as you’re careful in your process and analysis.

Few things are more exciting than refinancing your BRRRR and grabbing your cash. So how do you execute your refinance efficiently?

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?

Working with a big real estate brokerage can cost time and commissions—but there are major advantages, too. Weigh the pros and cons here.

There’s a lot to know and a lot of risk involved in buying foreclosures at auction. But if you know what you’re doing, the rewards outweigh the risks of bidding.

Think you’ve found the perfect property to bid on? Don’t get too excited! The home you want may not make it to auction, even if it’s scheduled for sale.

Many new investors don’t learn basic real estate information at their own expense, leading to unnecessary fees and confusion about costs of homeownership.

When bidding on a house at auction, solely pulling property information from the internet does not qualify as appropriate due diligence. Do this instead.