Category: General Real Estate

Financing turnkey rental properties is the most difficult question to solve for a buyer with no experience in the real estate market. We all know that in a real estate investment "cash-is-king." But, if an investor does not have that much …Read more  »

Over the last few years, more and more investors have taken to rental property investment. Demand for rental property has increased with real estate dealers reeking in millions from sales. This rush for property ownership is quite understandable. Rental property …Read more  »

The challenge of setting the appropriate rent price for a home that is currently unoccupied can be a hard one for landlords and property managers. Setting the rent too high can lead to longer vacancy periods and missed rental income …Read more  »

Real estate investment is a popular way for beginners to make money and build wealth. One important metric to consider when investing in real estate is the return on investment (ROI). How do you know if you are getting a …Read more  »

What exactly is meant by the term "exit strategy?" Is it just cool venture capitalist jargon as they take their billion-dollar start-up profitably public? No, the phrase accurately describes the process of knowing when and how "to cash out" a …Read more  »

You do not need a degree in economics to become market-literate, just an understanding of how local real estate economies work, fluency with the terminology, and good sources for local data on sales, prices, values, and inventories. Add your professional …Read more  »

You don't have to tell us, finding a good property management company is hard. When we first started investing in residential real estate we went through several property managers, struggling to find one that was truly exceptional. Over time we …Read more  »

No landlord would pay more than necessary for utilities or other operating expenses for a rental property. Yet millions of landlords pay more taxes on their rental income than they have to. Why? Rental real estate provides more tax benefits …Read more  »

You can calculate net operating income (NOI) for your real estate investment by using the generally accepted net operating income formula, which is your potential rental income plus any additional property-related income minus vacancy losses minus total operating expenses. Keep …Read more  »