The Beginner’s Guide to Real Estate Investing Teams
Thursday, April 29
When it comes to how to start real estate investing, one of the most overlooked—but absolutely essential—real estate investment strategies for beginners is this: Build your team first. Whether you're just exploring real estate investing for women, taking real estate investing courses online, or a...
What Does Sweat Equity Mean? Pros And Cons of Sweat Equity Strategies.
Thursday, April 22
Sweat Equity Strategies are active strategies that require work from you, but little to none of your own money. Here is a list with the pros and cons of the three most common Sweat Equity Strategies that require little to no money down: Short-Term Rental (STR) in your own property: One of the...
The 3 Most Common Mistakes Women Make In Real Estate Investing
Thursday, April 15
As women, we use to think that we can do it all, that we need to have everything perfect, and that's ok. Those are qualities of our personality that help us be one step ahead of life’s everyday challenges. But, when it comes to investing, some of the things that most of the time work in our fa...
Are Mobile Home Parks A Good Investment Option?
Thursday, April 08
The term “mobile home” is a bit of a misnomer. In fact, mobile homes are barely mobile at all. They are manufactured housing units built in a factory and transported to a particular plot of land. It can cost upwards of $5,000 to move one, so once the home is set down it’s pretty hard to up and ...
Seller Financing: Pros and Cons For Buyers And Sellers.
Thursday, April 01
Seller financing is when, instead of getting a loan from a bank, the buyer gets a loan from the seller for the purchase. This type of financing can be a good deal for buyers and sellers under the right circumstances and provided that both parties are aware of the advantages and disadvantages fo...
Key Differences Between Residential and Commercial Loans
Tuesday, March 23
The most popular way to finance a property is to get a loan from a lending institution. It works like this: you find a property, and then apply for a loan for the money to cover some or all of the cost to purchase the property. The loan on a property is called a mortgage or debt service. Every ...