Rentals vs REITs: Comparative List of Two Real Estate Investment Route
Wednesday, February 02
Source: Photo by Antonio Feregrino on Unsplash When it comes to investing in real estate, there are 2 paths that can be considered: active investing via buying rental properties or passive investing through REITs (real estate investment trusts). There is a lot of debate about which one is bette...
Appreciation vs. Cash Flow: What's More Important When Investing?
Wednesday, January 26
Photo by LinkedIn Sales Solutions on UnsplashAs rental investors, we often only focus on cash flow when discussing our returns. It’s largely because most of us in this real estate business entered the investment because of the rental income, either to supplement or replace an existing revenue st...
3 Ways to Start Investing in Real Estate as A College Student
Saturday, January 22
Photo by Product School on Unsplash College is undoubtedly one of the most adventurous times in your life. You’re finally studying a program towards your dream career, while also enjoying time with friends and doing the dumbest things that you’ll forever remember as the iconic moments in your l...
Deep Dive into Detroit Neighborhoods: Russell Woods
Thursday, January 20
Source: Russell Woods Sullivan websiteOut of all the cities in Michigan, the City of Detroit is most known for its affordable housing market. Yet, with 105 neighborhoods, the city tends to get overwhelming for investors. It’s important that out-of-state and out-of-country investors know what they...
7 Ways to Increase Rental Income by Renovating
Wednesday, December 29
Photo by Igal Ness Regular people make home improvements for a more comfortable lifestyle, but not landlords. We undertake property renovations with one goal in mind—to increase our income stream and overall gains. Whether the returns are from charging higher rent or growing the property’s valu...
No More Chasing: 25 Solutions for Landlords to Collect Rent Remotely
Wednesday, December 22
Collecting rent is one of the most frustrating things to deal with as a landlord. You invested in the business because you’re seeking monthly rental income. But not all tenants are as responsible as you hoped, requiring you to chase up late and missing payments each month. You can get lucky an...