Should 100-Year-Old Properties Scare You as an Investor?
So no, I’m not afraid of older properties, but that does not mean they don't come without some unique challenges, just as most other properties do. Some of those challenges…
Flipping
Flipping homes is a common real estate investing strategy. Learn more tactics and strategies here.
5 Tips to Help Investors Handle Hoarder House Situations
I interviewed Dr. Robin Zasio from TV's Hoarders to find out how real estate investors can best deal with hoarder houses with a focus on respect and success.
4 HGTV-Level Upgrades to Make Your Flip Stand Out
Sometimes it takes a few eye-catching amenities to make your property stand out above the rest.
How to Work With Contractors and Manage a Job Site as a Flipping Newbie
New to flipping? It's vital to the success of your flip that you learn to communicate with contractors and keep control of the job. Here's how.
Renovating Properties: How to Build Efficient Systems Surrounding Your Big Picture
Renovating properties is consuming process and can be a nightmare both financially and personally if you aren't dialed in with every part of your business.
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The Ambitious Newbie’s First Flip: Analyzing the Deal [Video Walkthrough!]
This is a huge project, not for someone scared of a giant rehab. Still, the strategies are valuable lessons to those looking to start out in this niche.
3 Big Reasons I’m Not Sad to See Hit HGTV Show Fixer Upper Go
Out of all of the fix-up shows, this one is the most palatable. Still, after five seasons, I'm happy to see it go. Why? Here are the three major reasons.
5 Questions to Ask Before Investing in a Fixer-Upper
So should you invest in a fixer-upper? Before you jump into your next project, ask yourself these five questions about the deal.
The Problem With Using the 70% Rule to Calculate Your Maximum Allowable Offer
The 70% Rule states that you should pay no more than 70% of a property’s ARV, minus any repairs. Still, this rule isn't 100% accurate or reliable.
The #1 Money-Saving DIY Skill Every Rehabber Should Learn
There are many jobs you can do yourself to save money—and even in some instances, time—as a rehabber. But one job pays more dividends than any other.
Investing in Historic Districts: What You Should Know About Zoning & Regulations
Take a ride on just about any Main Street, and you will see homes and buildings constructed perhaps 75, 100, or more years ago. Many people like the designs and…
8 Expert Tips for Rehabbing Buy & Holds for Maximum Rentability
Distressed properties make great buy and holds -- but distressed properties need rehab. Here are 8 tips to make your rehabs better and more profitable.
Rehabbers Beware: 5 Big Issues Distressed Properties Hide (& How to Detect Them)
Leaky roofs, peeling paint & stolen copper can all be seen. It's what is NOT seen that'll cost you. Check this post out to learn about unseen rehab issues.
