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Aging apartment buildings may not grab headlines like shiny new developments, but for multifamily investors, they’re often the real hidden goldmine. Across the U.S., thousands of Class B and C properties sit in prime locations yet underperform because of dated interiors and amenities. With the right renovation strategy, these overlooked assets can be transformed into high-demand rentals—delivering stronger cash flow, higher occupancy, and substantial long-term appreciation. Why Renovations Drive Investor Returns Renovations are more than a facelift—they directly move the numbers that matter most: NOI and valuation. According to industry data, value-add renovations typically... Read more
In April 2023, as a bitter debate raged between landlords, tenants and policymakers over how to bring vacant, low-cost apartments back to the rental market during a...
Roughly 62% of Americans own a pet, according to Pew Research Center. Of those pet owners, nearly all consider their animals part of the family. Yet many landlords still...
Improving your rental property isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about making the unit more appealing, reducing vacancies, and attracting quality tenants. In a...
Deciding between single-family and multi-family property investments is a pivotal choice for both new and experienced investors. While both options have their place in...
When listing a rental property, landlords often face a crucial decision: should the home be rented furnished or unfurnished? Each option offers its own set of advantages, challenges, and suitability based on your goals and prospective tenants’ needs. Here’s a look at the pros and cons of having a furnished versus unfurnished rental to guide you in making the best decision. What’s the Difference? Furnished rentals typically come equipped with essential furniture and appliances. This might include beds, couches, dining sets, TVs, kitchenware, and sometimes linens and decor. They’re ready for immediate move-in and appeal to renters who need a complete living setup without the hassle of... Read more
Of all the advantages that are offering by REI one component that is missing is the ability to either defer taxes (traditional retirement account) or pay them up front...
When most new investors think about getting into real estate, they picture buying a single-family home or maybe a small multifamily property. But with home prices...
Landlords have a range of options for renting out their properties, from long-term leases spanning months or years to short-term rentals lasting just days or...
Utility costs in multifamily properties continue to rise, making it increasingly important for property owners to find ways to manage expenses effectively. At the same...
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