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When Making Less Money is a GOOD Thing | 521
When Making Less Money is a GOOD Thing | 521
When Making Less Money is a GOOD Thing | 521
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epicrealestate epicrealestate | 5 years ago
Learn when less is more! Listen about our 3 strategies to pay less money in taxes and implement them already this year! Brush up on how renting out for less than 14 days can save you from paying taxes, why you are first a marketer and then an investor, and how to take that training you need to develop your business and save your tax money. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Learn when less is more! Listen about our 3 strategies to pay less money in taxes and implement them already this year! Brush up on how renting out for less than 14 days can save you from paying taxes, why you are first a marketer and then an investor, and how to take that training you need to develop your business and save your tax money. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Finding Good Tenants Is One Thing--Retaining Them Is Another - Green Residential
Finding Good Tenants Is One Thing--Retaining Them Is Another - Green Residential
Finding Good Tenants Is One Thing--Retaining Them Is Another - Green Residential
Finding Good Tenants Is One Thing--Retaining Them Is Another - Green Residential
Green Residential Green Residential | 1 year ago
Did you know about 44 million housing units were occupied by renters in the U.S. last year? Finding good tenants is hard work. It involves advertising vacancies in the right places, charging competitive rental rates, conducting thorough background checks, and doing other things. One source notes that the average time a U.S. renter in a multi-family building stays is just over 27 months. If you do your homework and find good tenants, you’ll want them to stay longer than that. Vacant units mean...
Did you know about 44 million housing units were occupied by renters in the U.S. last year? Finding good tenants is hard work. It involves advertising vacancies in the right places, charging competitive rental rates, conducting thorough background checks, and doing other things. One source notes that the average time a U.S. renter in a multi-family building stays is just over 27 months. If you do your homework and find good tenants, you’ll want them to stay longer than that. Vacant units mean...
When Money Is No Longer Free
When Money Is No Longer Free
When Money Is No Longer Free
When Money Is No Longer Free
housingbubble.blog housingbubble.blog | 1 year ago
It’s Friday desk clearing time for this blogger. “Tacoma, Boise, Sacramento and other cities were listed among those seeing home listing-price declines. Provo and Tacoma saw the largest percentage of dropping prices, with 102 of 108 metros Redfin reviewed seeing the share of homes with a price drop increasing from a year earlier. Tacoma, Boise, Sacramento and other cities were listed among those seeing home listing-price declines. Provo and Tacoma saw the largest percentage of droppin...
It’s Friday desk clearing time for this blogger. “Tacoma, Boise, Sacramento and other cities were listed among those seeing home listing-price declines. Provo and Tacoma saw the largest percentage of dropping prices, with 102 of 108 metros Redfin reviewed seeing the share of homes with a price drop increasing from a year earlier. Tacoma, Boise, Sacramento and other cities were listed among those seeing home listing-price declines. Provo and Tacoma saw the largest percentage of droppin...
Breaking Down the Last Week for Rates: Why the Fed Hike is a Good Thing |
Breaking Down the Last Week for Rates: Why the Fed Hike is a Good Thing |
Breaking Down the Last Week for Rates: Why the Fed Hike is a Good Thing |
Breaking Down the Last Week for Rates: Why the Fed Hike is a Good Thing |
cmgfi cmgfi | 1 year ago
Breaking Down the Last Week for Rates: Why the Fed Hike is a Good Thing Blog posted On June 21, 2022 Last week the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted to make the largest benchmark interest rate hike in almost 30 years. The media has largely portrayed benchmark rate hikes as a bad thing for consumers. Last week proved the opposite – offering hope to home buyers, homeowners, and consumers alike. Rate Volatility Over the Past Two Weeks Two weeks ago, the consum...
Breaking Down the Last Week for Rates: Why the Fed Hike is a Good Thing Blog posted On June 21, 2022 Last week the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted to make the largest benchmark interest rate hike in almost 30 years. The media has largely portrayed benchmark rate hikes as a bad thing for consumers. Last week proved the opposite – offering hope to home buyers, homeowners, and consumers alike. Rate Volatility Over the Past Two Weeks Two weeks ago, the consum...
Buyers are making less aggressive offers
Buyers are making less aggressive offers
Buyers are making less aggressive offers
Buyers are making less aggressive offers
sacramentoappraisalblog sacramentoappraisalb... | 1 year ago
Good news. Buyers aren’t having to make aggressive offers like they used to (even when there are multiple offers). Let’s talk about this today. I suspect this is true in many areas across the country. I’d love to hear your take. UPCOMING (PUBLIC) SPEAKING GIGS: 8/11/22 Realtist meeting (sign up here) 8/15/22 YouTube Live with Matt Gouge (details TBD) 8/25/22 State of Housing Brunch & Learn (sign up (for real estate community)) 1) Buyers are finally getting in below the list price On avera...
Good news. Buyers aren’t having to make aggressive offers like they used to (even when there are multiple offers). Let’s talk about this today. I suspect this is true in many areas across the country. I’d love to hear your take. UPCOMING (PUBLIC) SPEAKING GIGS: 8/11/22 Realtist meeting (sign up here) 8/15/22 YouTube Live with Matt Gouge (details TBD) 8/25/22 State of Housing Brunch & Learn (sign up (for real estate community)) 1) Buyers are finally getting in below the list price On avera...
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When Is It a Good Time to Sell Your Rental? | 670
When Is It a Good Time to Sell Your Rental? | 670
When Is It a Good Time to Sell Your Rental? | 670
epicrealestate epicrealestate | 4 years ago
Matt shares 3 specific scenarios when you should sell your rental. Otherwise, hold it for cash flow! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Matt shares 3 specific scenarios when you should sell your rental. Otherwise, hold it for cash flow! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sustainability is about making good decisions, you just need to dig a bit deeper - FMJ
Sustainability is about making good decisions, you just need to dig a bit deeper - FMJ
Sustainability is about making good decisions, you just need to dig a bit deeper - FMJ
Sustainability is about making good decisions, you just need to dig a bit deeper - FMJ
Book and Periodical Publishing Book and Periodical ... | 1 year ago
Blog from Owen George, Divisional Commercial & Resource Strategy Manager at Grundon Waste Management When facilities managers are tasked with how best they can meet their organisation’s environmental goals, they will invariably be shown a plethora of interesting and innovative options that promise the earth – in all senses of the word. As with many ... The post Sustainability is about making good decisions, you just need to dig a bit deeper appeared first on FMJ.
Blog from Owen George, Divisional Commercial & Resource Strategy Manager at Grundon Waste Management When facilities managers are tasked with how best they can meet their organisation’s environmental goals, they will invariably be shown a plethora of interesting and innovative options that promise the earth – in all senses of the word. As with many ... The post Sustainability is about making good decisions, you just need to dig a bit deeper appeared first on FMJ.
How the PLS market is making money on delinquent loans 
How the PLS market is making money on delinquent loans 
How the PLS market is making money on delinquent loans 
How the PLS market is making money on delinquent loans 
housingwire housingwire | 1 year ago
HousingWire breaks down how Lakeview Trust is making money securitizing delinquent FHA loans, even when they are in active foreclosure. The post How the PLS market is making money on delinquent loans  appeared first on HousingWire.
HousingWire breaks down how Lakeview Trust is making money securitizing delinquent FHA loans, even when they are in active foreclosure. The post How the PLS market is making money on delinquent loans  appeared first on HousingWire.
Turning Their Basement Into a $4,500/Month Money Making Machine
Turning Their Basement Into a $4,500/Month Money Making Machine
Turning Their Basement Into a $4,500/Month Money Making Machine
Turning Their Basement Into a $4,500/Month Money Making Machine
Business & Economy Website Business & Economy W... | 1 year ago
While constantly hearing success stories can be encouraging, it can also start to seem unattainable when you don’t know where to start. How did all these successful investors get to […]
While constantly hearing success stories can be encouraging, it can also start to seem unattainable when you don’t know where to start. How did all these successful investors get to […]
When It’s This Easy to Make Money, A Bubble is Getting Ready to Pop
When It’s This Easy to Make Money, A Bubble is Getting Ready to Pop
When It’s This Easy to Make Money, A Bubble is Getting Ready to Pop
When It’s This Easy to Make Money, A Bubble is Getting Ready to Pop
Business & Economy Website Business & Economy W... | 1 year ago
My friend, Ron, is a single-family developer on the East Coast. Ron has spent decades successfully developing subdivisions. He told me this shocking story the other day.  He was planning to build 2,200 square foot homes on about 40 lots that he had developed, hoping to sell these homes in the range of $350,000. They were nothing special but near a beach, so that helped. He saw a new house on the market in a subdivision across the street. It was only 1,500 square feet and sold for over $400,000 ...
My friend, Ron, is a single-family developer on the East Coast. Ron has spent decades successfully developing subdivisions. He told me this shocking story the other day.  He was planning to build 2,200 square foot homes on about 40 lots that he had developed, hoping to sell these homes in the range of $350,000. They were nothing special but near a beach, so that helped. He saw a new house on the market in a subdivision across the street. It was only 1,500 square feet and sold for over $400,000 ...