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Investing in multifamily properties is an excellent way to grow your portfolio and generate steady passive income. By focusing on a few simple steps, the process becomes much more approachable for first-time investors. Start by setting clear investment goals and determining your budget. Research potential locations and secure financing options. After finding the right property, conduct a thorough inspection and review its financials to ensure it meets your criteria. Understanding each step will build your confidence as you work towards creating a multifamily real estate portfolio. With consistent effort and smart choices, multifamily investments can offer significant returns and... Read more
Uncover the tax benefits in multifamily real estate investing by utilizing depreciation deductions to reduce taxable income and mortgage interest deductions to lower...
There are few things that the entire real estate industry can agree on, but one is that rent control is bad for business. Restricting how much a landlord can...
According to Cushman & Wakefield, retrofitting is “the process of making alterations to an existing property to improve its energy efficiency and reduce energy...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries worldwide, and real estate is no exception. From streamlining property management to predicting market...
Homeowners who double as landlords can find themselves wearing more hats than they prefer. A landlord rents or leases real estate to a tenant, and owning the property comes with its responsibilities. When something is in need of repair, a landlord is usually responsible for making sure it is fixed in a timely manner. If a landlord does not live locally or may not be able to act on a tenant’s request, they can hire a property manager. What does a property manager do Property managers work for the landlords. They’re able to handle the day-to-day tasks of running a building or unit. “Let your property management partner do the heavy lifting for you,” explains Marco... Read more
What is AB 2747? AB 2747 is a California rent law designed to make Rent Reporting more accessible, helping Renters build credit while setting clear guidelines for...
Without website traffic, nothing happens. Why? Traffic is the starting point of your resident’s lifecycle. Traffic → Website Engagement → Lead → Tour →...
Due diligence is a critical step in purchasing real estate. It’s your chance to check out a property before sealing the deal, ensuring the buyer and seller are fully...
In recent years, apartment amenities have been extravagant and elaborate. Luxury properties, specifically, have seen a rise in features ranging from screening rooms to...
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