Most real estate investors have a particular strategy they like to follow. Some flip houses with the goal of profiting on a few flips per year. Some investors use a buy and hold strategy, hangin...

You’re a rental property investor. You’d like to purchase a house you can own for a very long time. Ideally, it will maintain its value and have minimal repairs and maintenance. It should also b...

Flipping homes can be a great way to earn an income, whether it’s a supplemental income stream for you or a full-time gig. But there’s a lot more to selling an investme...

Buying your first rental property can be exciting, confusing, and intimidating, especially if you’ve never done it before and aren’t quite sure what to expect. To make the whole procedure...

If you’re buying or selling an investment property, you’ll need the right real estate agent. Your real estate agent is your guide to everything from choosing the best property to navigati...

Whether you’re a house flipper or a landlord looking to fill a vacancy, how you present your property to potential buyers and renters plays a huge role in how well it’s received. You could be of...

You’re ready to buy your first (or next) investment property, but you’re not sure if you should opt for a newly built property (anything constructed in the last 10 years) or an older home. Each ...

You’ve done everything you can to get your property ready for sale or rental. You’ve renovated, rehabbed, upgraded and created what you think is the perfect home for prospective buyers or renter...

Want to lower vacancies, increase rental rates, or both? Renovating your rentals might be the best thing that’s happened to your portfolio since sliced bread. That doesn’t mean you...

You wouldn’t buy a car without taking it for a test-drive. Why would you purchase a house without first checking it out thoroughly? Some investors, in an effort to cut costs, decide to pu...