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Must-Have Renovation Apps

Must-Have Renovation Apps

Renovating a home is no easy feat, but today’s advances in technology have made the process significantly more owner-friendly. There are tons of apps out there that can benefit homeowners in their quest to renovate their house. Here are a few outstanding apps...

Multifamily Investment Properties Remain Strong

Multifamily Investment Properties Remain Strong

After months of stay-at-home orders, cities and businesses are beginning to reopen. Unfortunately, many sectors of the economy have yet to face the effects of the past several months. However, through this climate of uncertainties, multifamily investments have...

Millennial Homebuying Crisis

According to the US Census Bureau, Millennials represent the largest American generation. They have resulted in some significant trends in the country, such as the uptick of Millennials who plan to become homeowners soon. Unfortunately, there are challenges for...

5 Red Flags to Look for in Property Listings

5 Red Flags to Look for in Property Listings

Whether you’re shopping for a new home, business location, or investment property, you want to feel confident in your choice of real estate. Property listings provide details about the opportunity, but you should watch out for these five red flags. Few or No Photos As...

Easiest Property DIY Fixes

Easiest Property DIY Fixes

Updating a property does not have to involve hiring someone to rip out an entire kitchen and bathroom. There are all sorts of simple, DIY fixes that can have a huge impact on a home's value and style. Try one of these to give some new life to your property. Install a...

Lessons for a First Time Homeowner

Lessons for a First Time Homeowner

A home should be a peaceful place where people relax, grow, and spend time with family and friends. Choosing the best home can be hectic and costly, but finding the right house is a crucial step that no one can avoid. Since it is such a major decision, there is...

Real Estate Investing on a Budget

Real Estate Investing on a Budget

There's a common misconception that you need to have hundreds of thousands of dollars just to get started in real estate investing. In fact, there are several ways that people with very little savings can start investing and turn a profit. As you build more capital,...

Handling Sale Objections While Social Distancing

Handling Sale Objections While Social Distancing

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted people’s livelihoods at different levels. Unfortunately, the economic impact on the real estate sector may yet get worse in some geographies. The rise in client objections is making it harder than ever to close deals. The following...

Becoming a Full Time Real Estate Investor

Investing in rental properties can provide a steady and significant source of income. The same applies to house flipping, wholesaling, or land development. Any of these avenues can lead to long term financial security when done successfully. And, with lucrative tax...