- June 6, 2024
2024 Real Estate Investing Strategy Showdown: Rentals, Flips
House flipping vs. renting vs. build-to-rent: which real estate investing strategies could make you the MOST money in the second half of 2024? At the
How Much Should a State’s Landlord-Tenant Laws Affect Your Real Estate Investing Strategy?
In This Article If you are a new investor with limited capital, having the misfortune of renting to a bad tenant in a tenant-friendly state
My Flip MUST Check These 5 Boxes—or I’m Walking Away From the Deal
In This Article Some flippers buy on the style of home, location, or type of projects that need to be done. For me, flipping is
How to Avoid High Down Payments
One of the biggest hurdles to rental property investing? High down payments. Most lenders want you to come to the table with twenty to thirty
Home Insurance Premiums Are Set to Hit a Record This Year—When Will Prices Fall?
In this article Insurance premiums are skyrocketing across the U.S., with no end in sight to annual increases that may just make you rethink investing
When the Home Sale Capital Gains “Exemption” Isn’t Worth It…
When is it NOT worth taking a capital gains tax exemption? Wouldn’t it ALWAYS be a good time to pay Uncle Sam less? Not exactly…and
10 College Housing Markets That Buy-and-Hold Investors Should Consider
In this article Although having a robust college presence is a massive benefit for its parent city, other metrics should be considered when analyzing long-term
10 College Markets That Are Great for Cash Flow
In this article With the college sports season’s thrilling climax, this is also an exciting time for real estate investors who own rentals in college
Buying in a Historic District Can Be a Gold Mine—But Here’s Why You Should Be Careful
In this article A recent CNBC survey based on cost per square foot revealed that the United States’ most expensive real estate market is San Francisco’s South
The Federal Reserve Leaves Rates Untouched as Pressure Mounts on Inflation
In this article With inflation hovering slightly north of 3%, the Federal Reserve’s meeting this week and its decision to leave interest rates where they are