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Introduction To Real Estate Investment Analysis
Investing in real estate can be a great way to save for retirement or earn monthly cash flow, but it’s important to do investment analysis before you do. Knowing a property’s potential or lack thereof can help you decide if it’s the right choice.
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20 Essential Landlord Tips To Help You Avoid Common Mistakes
If you are a landlord, you are a business person. You run a business renting homes to people. If you treat it as a business, you’ll have a better chance of coming out ahead. But even the best intentions can go bad - if you make any of the top landlord mistakes we discuss below, you could be leaving money on the table.
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10 Real Estate Market Trends For Investors To Monitor In 2021
It’s no secret that the real estate industry went through dramatic changes as we entered the new year. The pandemic changed real estate in big ways, not only in the way many people see houses but also in the demand, prices, and the overall trends.
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9 Single-Family Rental Statistics To Know For 2021
If there’s one factor anyone can pull out of 2021’s real estate market, it’s that single-family rentals are where it’s at. Everyone wants a single-family home today, but not everyone can afford one, opening many possibilities for investors.
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Understanding Real Estate Cycles & Factors That Affect Them
As a real estate investor, it’s important to stay on track with the real estate cycles so you make smart investing decisions when buying or selling real estate. While the real estate cycles are closely tied to the economy, there’s no guarantee if the economy is doing well that the real estate market is too, and vice versa.
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What Every Investor Should Know Before Buying Cheap Real Estate
Cheap real estate can be a great thing, or it can be the worst investment of your lifetime. The key is knowing what to look for and when it’s a good deal. Cheap investments don’t always mean you’ll make a ton of money on the investment.
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Why Do Investors Buy Low Cap Investment Properties?
When you’re investing in real estate, you hear a lot of numbers thrown around. Cash flow, net income, return on investment, and cap rate. It’s hard to make heads or tails out of all the numbers, but it should be the cap rate if there’s one number you focus on.
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How Much Money Do You Really Need To Invest In Real Estate?
Most people believe you need to be ‘rich’ to invest in real estate. The fact of the matter is that you don’t need to be rich. You just need to be smart with your money and willing to invest it in an appreciating asset.
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How To Successfully Invest In Real Estate In Your 20s
If you’re thinking about investing in real estate in your 20s, you’ve already made a significant first step. Investing in your 20s in any investment is one of the best ways to build wealth not only for today but your future too.
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10 Must-Follow Steps For Buying Your First Investment Property
Buying your first investment property is exciting and scary all at the same time. You have many options, and many factors go into the decision. While it may seem overwhelming at first, you can easily buy your first investment property with the proper steps.
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8 Major Reasons Why You Should Invest In Real Estate Starting Today
Investing in real estate isn’t just for the rich and famous. Anyone can do it, even if you only have a small down payment. With the right preparation and research, anyone can enjoy the profits real estate offers.
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How To Evaluate Markets - Plus, Our Top 5 Picks
Before you buy a property, you should know the real estate market in the area, especially if you’re investing long distances. You need to know if a market can provide the type of return you’re hoping for by investing in real estate.
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The 2021 Clear And Simple Guide To Turnkey Real Estate Investing
Real estate investing is a great way to diversify your investments. Whether you’re saving for retirement or another financial goal, real estate investments can bring monthly cash flow while earning you capital gains too.
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How To Analyze Real Estate Deals Like The Pros
Before you buy real estate, you must analyze it, just like you would analyze a stock purchase before investing in the market. Just because a house looks like a good deal doesn't mean it is - you must gather all your information, crunch the numbers and then figure out if a real estate deal is right for you.
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15 Most Important Real Estate Metrics For Investors
Investing in real estate can be a profitable venture when you do it right. But how do you know you’re doing it right? That’s the question most investors have.
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Top 12 Tenant Screening Services For Landlords In 2021
You invest in rental property to make money, but you can’t make money without great tenants. Even if you buy a turnkey property with the best tenants, most tenants don’t stay forever. You’ll need a way to screen for tenants and find the best renters for your property.
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How To Easily And Accurately Track Rental Property Expenses
As a real estate investor, you have more to track than the rental income you collect. If you only track your income, you’d be on the hook for a much larger tax liability than you planned. Tracking your expenses helps ensure that the investment is the right fit (you’re making a profit).
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Rental Property Accounting 101: What Landlords Should Know
Real estate investments can be a profitable way to add a passive income stream to your bottom line. You bring money in from rent, spend money to maintain the property, and hopefully have a decent profit at the end of the year.
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What Landlords Need To Know About Renting To College Students
Real estate investments can be a great way to diversify your portfolio, but they aren’t a one-size-fits-all approach. You can invest in luxury homes, average suburban homes, urban condos, and flats, or homes in a college town.
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The Math: How To Make $1,000 Per Month With Rental Properties
You hear the rumors - real estate investors are making $1,000 or even more a month just owning properties. You may wonder how they do it since investing in real estate costs a lot of money.