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Fixer-upper investment properties have become very popular in recent years due to the “fixer-upper” television show. Thus, this real estate strategy is sought-after for good reasons. Although fixer-uppers have many risks, they can also be very rewarding if done the right way. Flipped properties can be a great way for first-time investors to enter the business within their own budget. They can also allow investors to be creative and personalize the property the way they want it. his guide will discuss the many dos and don’ts, as well as various factors to consider when investing in a fixer-upper property. What is a Fixer Upper? If you’ve seen the HGTV show... Read more
The Problem with Today’s Apartment Websites Lucy opens her ChatGPT app and types in this prompt: “I’m moving to Kansas City, Missouri next month for...
Deciding between a long-term and short-term lease agreement is one of the most important choices a landlord can make. Each option comes with its own benefits,...
When you begin to explore real estate investing, you will encounter a lot of new terms and formulas. Among the most important of these is the capitalization rate, or...
When you purchase a duplex, triplex, or other investment, there is a crucial question you need to answer: “Should I live on the property?” If this is your...
Most investors know BRRRR stands for Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat. But knowing the acronym and actually building a $10 million multifamily portfolio are two completely different things. The devil is in the details: finding the right deals, managing rehab costs, hitting refinance targets, and scaling systematically without running out of capital or losing your mind. Here’s the truth: BRRRR works incredibly well for multifamily properties because banks love cash-flowing real estate, contractors prefer larger projects, and economies of scale make every step more profitable. But most investors mess it up because they treat each deal like a one-off instead of building a... Read more
What should you do when a very qualified applicant wants to rent your vacant property on a month-to-month basis? Should you turn them away because they do not want or...
Imagine having a $2,400 monthly mortgage payment, but only paying $600 out of pocket. The other three bedrooms? They’re covering the rest—plus utilities, plus...
When Anna Julian happened upon a neglected row home in Baltimore seven years ago, she had no formal construction training—just determination, a willingness to...
New York City homeowners can now apply to add basement, attic, and backyard apartments to their existing properties. On Tuesday, the city launched an applications...
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