The truth about the markets is still out there if you know where to look. Sadly, one of the most significant trends of 2020 will likely fall by the wayside for most people. It will not be discussed on the evening news, and it will not be the subject of dinner-table conversations in the average...
Don't overlook the smaller, lower-cost items that can add interest and value to your renovation. The purpose of all home renovations is to add value to a property—while adhering to some form of a budget. That’s even more true with investment related to renovations. Adding value within a budget...
The economy is open, but that doesn’t mean we’re “back to normal.” Things have changed dramatically for real estate investors since the start of 2020. In January, real estate investors were still shaking hands with everyone at seminars, slapping each other’s backs at networking events and doing...
The sector appears well-positioned to become an even more important option in the coming decade. As we enter a new decade, housing observers across the country are making predictions for what the next 10 years will bring. With structural factors like the shortage of affordable housing and high...
The BRRRR approach isn’t sexy or quick, but it does provide a clear path for building wealth consistently and with lower risk. The BRRRR—Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat—strategy is all the rage today in real estate investment. Essentially, the BRRRR strategy is just buy and hold, but it...
Single-family rental inventory is accessible to a broader pool of buyers. Wall Street-backed institutional investors have largely curtailed their acquisition of single- family rentals in recent years, but strong demand from medium-sized investors on Main Street and mom-and-pop investors on...
Trends, opportunities and investment strategies for this growing asset class By Kendall Krawchuk Many real estate investors swear by multifamily investments, but investing in single-family homes can also be a great way to increase cash flow and your bottom line. For many, the single- family asset...
The exurbs, a region where people live in a metropolitan area outside the main city and suburbs, showed the most substantial gains in single-family home growth, according to a report the National Association of Home Builders released during the final week of May.
The need for affordable housing is driving the attention.
