Landlording & Rental Properties
Whether investors self-manage or hire it out, keen oversight of rental properties is vital to any real estate business.
One of the many factors that must be analyzed when considering an investment property is the cost of utilities. Usually with every investment property, there will be some utility costs associated w...
In the five years I’ve been investing in real estate, I’ve come across a very common misconception: that condominiums and townhomes make poor investments. In general, I’ve never been a fan of blank...
As we look toward the summer months ahead, many people will flock to coastlines both east and west in search of sun and sand. If you’re one of those people and are considering buying a beach house ...
A new series of articles we’re calling “Point-Counterpoint” will focus on one real estate investing issue at a time from two different perspectives. This edition addresses whether it’s wise to buy...
Let me cut to the chase. For BRRRR investors, Section 8 is the best thing since sliced bread! Take a deep breath. Believe it or not, I’m not crazy. What I’m a...
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When most people think of real estate investing, they usually assume a few things. One, they think they need a lot of capital to get started, and two, they think they need to own a lot of property ...
Let’s talk about how to deal with a tenant who abandons your property. Before we get into the nitty-gritty of what you should do if your tenant abandons your ...
To BRRRR, or not to BRRRR, that is the question… The general consensus in many real estate circles is that buy and hold investors must choose between cash flo...
To be blunt, most contractors are going to be terrible for your landlording business. For this reason, you need to screen those contractors just as carefully as you might screen a tenant. Very few ...