A cautionary tale continues from Part 1 … We decided to approve their application because the federal government pays the majority of their rent, and their disability checks are consistent and dependable income. Before the tenant moves in, an inspection must be conducted by the housing commission. The inspection was conducted a week later and […]
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A Cautionary Tale on Section 8 (Part 1) … #realestate #realestateinvestor #propertymanagement
We own a 3 bedroom 3 bath townhouse in a suburban area with good schools. We have had the same tenant for 23 years. The reason the tenant stayed so long is because we rarely increased the rent, and when we did, it was just an extra $25 or $50 per month. We appreciated that […]
High Tech Growth Fuels Housing Boom in 5 American Cities! #housing2017 #realestate
According to Moody’s Analytics, robust growth in American high technology companies is fueling a housing boom in the following American cities: Nashville, Tennesee Raleigh, North Carolina Austin, Texas Charlotte, North Carolina Cambridge, Massachusetts Nashville According to the Greater Nashville Association of Realtors, real estate prices have increased 49% over the past 4 years! Moody’s Analytics […]
The Ultra-Rich Favor #RealEstate! #realestateinvesting
If you are still looking for a reason to invest in real estate, it may influence you to know that the ultra-rich favor real estate over the stock market! Real estate is what’s known as a hard asset, a tangible asset, which is something you can touch and feel. It is not bits and bytes […]
Develop a #Website for Your #RealEstate #Business!
If you are starting your real estate business and want to maximize your online presence, consider setting up a website. A website gives prospective renters, buyers, and sellers an opportunity to view your offers without leaving their homes. A website gives your real estate business exposure to prospective clients from all over the world! To […]
Is #RealEstate the Right #Business For You?
Once you purchase your first investment property, you now have a real estate business. If you decide to manage your own property, you will need to advertise for tenants, screen prospective tenants, draft a lease, make sure the lease adheres to your state and county regulations and laws, etc. It’s a business. Also ask yourself, […]