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Specialty Contractors Every Investor Needs on Standby

Friday, March 08

Real estate investors who don’t proactively build relationships with building contractors can wind up out on a limb when a problem rears its ugly head. We can quickly find ourselves at the mercy of plumbers, electrical contractors, roofing contractors, or other repair and construction pros.Cultiv...

The 10 Best Features Buyers Look For In A Home

Wednesday, February 20

Whether you’re selling a fix and flip or your primary residence, it pays to know what buyers are looking for before you start that remodel. Are home seekers looking for an open concept, energy efficiency, a completely remodeled kitchen, or a nice outdoor living space? See the list below for 10 at...

How to Find Fix and Flip Deals in a Shrinking Market

Thursday, February 07

The growing inventory shortage and rising prices in the housing market are making it increasingly challenging for fix and flip investors to find viable investment properties. However, this doesn’t mean that there aren’t any out there. Keep the following three tips in mind:Tip #1: Do your research...

7 Must-Ask Questions When Hiring Contractors

Thursday, January 17

Time is money. Finding a quality contractor as quickly as possible can increase profits and help avoid wastes. Asking the right questions can make all the difference between profit and failure. When interviewing a potential contractor, consider the following questions in your evaluation process:1...

5 Features That Can Make Or Break Your Rental Property

Wednesday, September 27

Are you an investor looking to become a landlord? Have you found that great rental property but aren’t sure whether it is worth investing in? When it is time to decide on that long-term purchase, you’ll want to consider certain features that tenants will look for in a rental. The happier your ten...

7 Steps To Market Your Rental Property

Thursday, August 31

When you own a rental property, you are counting on the monthly rents to give you a profit after all other expenses have been paid for. However, you can’t have rent coming in unless you have tenants, and you can’t have tenants unless you can find them first. When the time comes for you to rent yo...