6 Tips for Real Estate Investors in Down Markets - Green Residential
6 Tips for Real Estate Investors in Down Markets - Green Residential
As of this writing, we’re still in the middle of one of the most extended real estate booms in many years. Home prices have soared for more than a decade (and have become even hotter over the past two to three years). The same goes for rental rates, which have climbed so high in certain... [Read More]
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As of this writing, we’re still in the middle of one of the most extended real estate booms in many years. Home prices have soared for more than a decade (and have become even hotter over the past two to three years). The same goes for rental rates, which have climbed so high in certain... [Read More]
As of this writing, we’re still in the middle of one of the most extended real estate booms in many years. Home prices have soared for more than a decade (and have become even hotter over the past two to three years). The same goes for rental rates, which have climbed so high in certain... [Read More]
You are looking to invest in the housing market but you are concerned considering the global pandemic, economic shutdown, and not to mention the most divisive election of our lifetime? Don’t worry! In today’s episode, Mr. Theriault shares the 15 best new states for your real estate investments so YOU can get rid of the 9 to 5 grind and pick up the pace on your rat race escape! Tune in and find out more!
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You are looking to invest in the housing market but you are concerned considering the global pandemic, economic shutdown, and not to mention the most divisive election of our lifetime? Don’t worry! In today’s episode, Mr. Theriault shares the 15 best new states for your real estate investments so YOU can get rid of the 9 to 5 grind and pick up the pace on your rat race escape! Tune in and find out more!
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The move-out process begins each time a tenant gives notice or if you decide to terminate a renter’s lease. The process plays out whether it’s organized or not, but it’s typically smoother when planned.
The move-out process occurs in multiple stages. Sometimes it’s not very even. Tenants refuse to vacate, and some leave behind massive damage to the unit.
When there’s damage, you have to cover the repairs with your tenant’s security deposit and that may inflame an already-angry tenan...
The move-out process begins each time a tenant gives notice or if you decide to terminate a renter’s lease. The process plays out whether it’s organized or not, but it’s typically smoother when planned.
The move-out process occurs in multiple stages. Sometimes it’s not very even. Tenants refuse to vacate, and some leave behind massive damage to the unit.
When there’s damage, you have to cover the repairs with your tenant’s security deposit and that may inflame an already-angry tenan...
Despite the fact that American families have been getting smaller in recent years, homes have continued to grow ever larger. Over the past four decades alone, the average American home has expanded by 1,000 square feet.
That’s the equivalent of two to three additional rooms. Remember, it’s not as if families have gotten any larger or could cite any real need for that extra space.
Though some families likely enjoy the extra room and are probably looking for ways to build or buy a bigger home...
Despite the fact that American families have been getting smaller in recent years, homes have continued to grow ever larger. Over the past four decades alone, the average American home has expanded by 1,000 square feet.
That’s the equivalent of two to three additional rooms. Remember, it’s not as if families have gotten any larger or could cite any real need for that extra space.
Though some families likely enjoy the extra room and are probably looking for ways to build or buy a bigger home...
This week’s question comes from Aaron on the Real Estate Rookie Facebook Group. Aaron is asking: How do you set up your rental income for tax season? Do you just […]
This week’s question comes from Aaron on the Real Estate Rookie Facebook Group. Aaron is asking: How do you set up your rental income for tax season? Do you just […]
Home Safety Tips for Seniors
Your home should be the place where you feel safe and comfortable. As we age, our home can present a new set of challenges to us that we previously did not have a reason to consider. Each year countless senior citizens are injured in or around their homes, but there are some steps you or your loved ones can help you take in order to make the environment safer for you.
Let’s look at six major areas you need to consider when creating a safety checklist f...
Home Safety Tips for Seniors
Your home should be the place where you feel safe and comfortable. As we age, our home can present a new set of challenges to us that we previously did not have a reason to consider. Each year countless senior citizens are injured in or around their homes, but there are some steps you or your loved ones can help you take in order to make the environment safer for you.
Let’s look at six major areas you need to consider when creating a safety checklist f...
Negotiation Tips for Real Estate Investors – Episode #370 How do you negotiate the best possible real estate deal? Now, if we were going to be honest, most of us would say that we don't really like negotiation, but it’s a skill we all need to master. Today I have 7 negotiation tips for […]
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Negotiation Tips for Real Estate Investors – Episode #370 How do you negotiate the best possible real estate deal? Now, if we were going to be honest, most of us would say that we don't really like negotiation, but it’s a skill we all need to master. Today I have 7 negotiation tips for […]
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Can’t invest in your own backyard? Out-of-state investing is the way to go! With it, you can invest nationwide, finding more cash flow or appreciation potential than you would in […]
Can’t invest in your own backyard? Out-of-state investing is the way to go! With it, you can invest nationwide, finding more cash flow or appreciation potential than you would in […]
2022 is certainly shaping up to be a case-study year for real estate investing. Record inflation, high interest rates, and a bearish stock market have made it more difficult than ever to find reliable investments. Nevertheless, there are still plenty of opportunities out there for those who know where to look. The team at FastExpert wants to help you better understand the current state of the market and some tips to get started as a new real estate investor. So, we reached out to Awning, a top-r...
2022 is certainly shaping up to be a case-study year for real estate investing. Record inflation, high interest rates, and a bearish stock market have made it more difficult than ever to find reliable investments. Nevertheless, there are still plenty of opportunities out there for those who know where to look. The team at FastExpert wants to help you better understand the current state of the market and some tips to get started as a new real estate investor. So, we reached out to Awning, a top-r...
First-time homebuyers in the market today have a litany of woes. Home prices are at record highs. Saving for a down payment is tougher than ever due to soaring inflation. And now, mortgage interest rates are much higher than they were a year ago—making monthly housing payments even more expensive. Many first-time buyers have been forced to slash their expectations as they can no longer afford their dream homes or to live in their dream neighborhoods. Others have been priced out of homeownershi...
First-time homebuyers in the market today have a litany of woes. Home prices are at record highs. Saving for a down payment is tougher than ever due to soaring inflation. And now, mortgage interest rates are much higher than they were a year ago—making monthly housing payments even more expensive. Many first-time buyers have been forced to slash their expectations as they can no longer afford their dream homes or to live in their dream neighborhoods. Others have been priced out of homeownershi...