How Much Has Real Estate Appreciated in 20 Years?
Today's real estate market may appear irrationally hot. But these charts make it clear how powerful property investment can be over the long term.
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Andrew Syrios
Here’s What $27 Trillion In Debt Looks Like
The United States is awash in debt—trillions of dollars of debt, in fact. But understanding the sheer scope of that debt is difficult. Here are some charts to help you…
7 Clever Buy and Hold Investment Property Loan Ideas
Want to get into buy and hold investing, but not sure how to finance it? Here's a list of investment property loan ideas. Start growing your empire today!
The Real Estate Investor’s Guide to Putting Together a Scope of Work
Achieving a quality rehab can try your patience. Smart investors solve these problems by stealing a project management strategy: a thorough scope of work.
Is That Neighborhood Up-and-Coming? Here’s How to Tell
Picking a good neighborhood is as important as choosing the right house. Here's how to identify an up-and-coming area—and why "bad" isn't always, well, bad.
Here’s What $280 Trillion of Real Estate Looks Like
When visualizing the estimated value of global real estate, it becomes clear how much value resides in land, buildings, and infrastructure.
How To Land Quality Deals While Working With a Wholesaler
Find great wholesalers and then get on their good side to ensure you're the first to know when the best deals are up for grabs.
Scaling Past the Plateau: How To Prepare Your Business for 100+ Units
If you intend to scale past 100 units, you are going to need to do a whole lot of delegating and system-building to make it work.
Have Top-Notch Tenants? Here’s How to Keep Them
After placing the right people in your properties, the most important thing for landlords to do is ensure the best tenants renew their lease.
I Just Bought 26 Properties at Once—Here’s What You Need to Know About Purchasing Portfolios
Buying portfolios of properties is an effective way to grow your real estate investing business quickly—if you do it right.
How to Handle Emergency Maintenance Over the Holidays
Emergency maintenance during the holidays is rare—but it can happen. The key is having a plan in place and sticking to it.
Point-Counterpoint: Debt Is Good When It Comes to Real Estate
Some believe debt is something to avoid. But there's "bad debt" and "good debt." Let's talk about the difference.
You Can Avoid After-Hours Phone Calls From Tenants—Here’s How
Emergency maintenance doesn't happen often—on average, maybe once a year per unit. A property manager's job is to have a plan in place ahead of issues arising.
