By admin,on October 29th,2011% Real Estate Investors Need Stability in the Housing Markets I’ve got something to confess….. You’ve not seen me around as of late because I’ve been busy. Doing what your ask? Investing in the future -that’s what! Despite the oppressive rhetoric & rules our misguided politicians dish out, the over-bearing paperwork & regulations needed . . . →Read More:Real Estate Investors Need Stability in the Housing Markets By admin,on September 5th,2011% Rental Properties &The Return On Investment -Not To Mention Time There can be a fine line between what improvements to a rental property can bring an actual increase in return on investment and that which maybe a waste of time and money. Often one will here me state that I provide a nice . . . →Read More:Rental Properties &The Return On Investment -Not To Mention Time By admin,on May 22nd,2011% Whether we say it ourselves or hear it amongst the crowds of real estate investors,the common thread is the same. Most often we hear that there is no money available to make solid real estate investments for either ‘rehab to sell retail’(short-term) or ‘rentals’(long-term). Yes -the real estate market is more precarious . . . →Read More:Self Directed IRAs and the Money for a Real Estate Investment By admin,on April 8th,2011% How’s that song go? “A little bit of this -A little bit of that”. The latest real estate headlines have been piping in about rent increases that are occurring as the national vacancy rate is shrinking. Apparently,newly created renters (whether new household formations and/or those leaving the home-ownership role) are getting caught in a . . . →Read More:Don’t Get Blind-Sided:Keep Your Eye on the Real Estate Horizon By admin,on April 1st,2011% The severity of our financial (and real estate) crisis that hit in 2008 has created a predictable panic and resulting multi-year recovery (and slog-through) that is starting to show signs of picking up steam. As I’ve always advocated,it is important to stay nimble and ramp up your operations towards what works and when the . . . →Read More:Blood in the Streets:The Market is Ripe for Real Estate Investors By admin,on March 19th,2011% One of my mantra’s is “going slow”when testing your niche with real estate investing. It is easy to acquire rentals,build up an inventory of wholesale ,and/or rehab to retail properties. Often one doesn’t find flaws until the ball starts rolling. It can become a death sentence to your real estate business and/or . . . →Read More:Legal Advice:A Real Estate Investors Team of Advisors By admin,on February 26th,2011% Keeping your rental units fully occupied is always a top priority in the world of landlording. Over the past year,I noticed the typical up and down swings we see due to the seasonality of our business;however,I also noticed a rather large downdraft through the last three months of the 2010 that was . . . →Read More:Vacancy Rates:What is the REAL Vacancy Rate For Your City/State? By admin,on January 16th,2011% Here we are practically half way through the 2010 year -it appears as if we are in a state of flux. We have a good half of expansionists stating ‘Doom &Gloom’ and the other half stating we’re ok,gaining traction,and will move forward in a positive manner. Let me guess -after these last . . . →Read More:An Active Real Estate Invester –Ignore The Static and Take Action By admin,on January 16th,2011% Our summer is slowly coming to an end and it’s becoming readily apparent that we are facing a very strong dichotomy in the currents of real estate investing. There is a lot of fear,pessimism, and frustration. While on the flip side,I’m seeing another group that is out there in full force with . . . →Read More:The Time is Now:Real Estate Investors Re-Group &Take Action By admin,on January 16th,2011% One key facet to being a successful landlord is effectively screening your future residents. Failure to choosing a stable,on-time, rent paying citizens of our society will only cost you time,money,and un-needed aggravation. I don’t care whether one is filling a $300/mo or a $3,000/mo rental nor if the applicant is a $7/hr . . . →Read More:Landlording:The Art of Screening An Applicant | A sample text widgetEtiam pulvinar consectetur dolor sed malesuada. Ut convallis euismod dolor nec pretium. Nunc ut tristique massa. Nam sodales mi vitae dolor ullamcorper et vulputate enim accumsan. Morbi orci magna,tincidunt vitae molestie nec,molestie at mi. Nulla nulla lorem,suscipit in posuere in,interdum non magna. | |
