They’ll tell you who handles water, sewer (or septic), and power approvals.

When auctions are quiet, pricing power shifts to the buyer.If you’ve been waiting for a sign, this might be it.Anyone else seeing these kinds of opportunities?

Higher guest appeal, stronger ROI, and more booking power—especially in cold-weather markets like Vermont.

I’ve seen those two blow up more deals than most people expect, especially for newer investors who haven’t had to sit on a property longer than planned.That said, I do want to offer a bit of a counterpoint on the leverage side.There’s a lot of talk in this space about using “other people’s money,” and while leverage is powerful, in today’s market it can quickly become a liability if you overdo it.

One property might not seem like much on its own, targeting one street at a time can create powerful, visible transformation.

I’ve got a few Section 8 rentals in my Detroit portfolio and have helped many other out-of-state investors navigate that strategy as well.I’ll start with the good: Section 8 can be a powerful tool for reducing rent risk.

I honestly think Canada dissolving and joining the USA union would be the most brilliant move for the provinces and people, it would usher in a decade of ungodly growth, power, success and wealth for all of us. 

While not as sleek or modern in its UI, it offers powerful accounting features, solid messaging automation, and integrations with major software platforms.Ultimately, if your priorities are strong guest communication paired with clean financial tracking, and you're planning to scale or manage properties for others, Guesty or Hostaway are likely your best options.

The power if just getting in a room with people is powerful and there are always deals in there. 4.)

City's with radical liberals in power like to throw unenforceable laws on the books.