In This Article This article is presented by TurboTenant. There was a time when I thought I was doing just fine collecting rent. I had tenants sending me money through Zelle, dropping off checks like I was a bank branch,...
In This Article This article is presented by Host Financial. I still remember trying to buy my second short-term rental. The numbers made sense, and the demand was there for my market. But the bank? Not interested. They reviewed my...
In This Article With high interest rates and stubbornly high home prices still plaguing the real estate market, buying a fixer-upper has become one of the few ways to acquire a home below market value with the potential to add...
Stuck with an underperforming property? You may be overlooking a crucial aspect of real estate investing that isn’t talked about nearly enough—design. Whether you’re flipping houses, BRRRR-ing (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat), or running an Airbnb, design can make or...
Within 10 years, today’s guest went from zero experience in real estate investing to millionaire through investment properties. Now, she’s reverse-engineering her path, showing you how to do it faster, even if you’re just getting started on your first deal....
Two and Three Williamsburg Wharf. Photo courtesy of Naftali Group It’s been eight years since the city’s first commuter ferry set sail, and in that time, it’s completely transformed the way New Yorkers think about real estate. “The NYC Ferry has...
Photos courtesy of Yale Wagner for Sotheby’s International Realty Situated on East 69th Street’s historic “stable row,” this unique Romanesque Revival carriage house at 155 East 69th Street has a storied past and an unusual configuration. The 50-foot-wide building’s dramatic...
In This Article Everyone calls themselves “middle class.” No, really—just 10% of Americans identify as lower class, and only 1% identify as upper class. But by definition, not everyone can actually be “middle class,” or the term loses all meaning. ...
In This Article The Federal Reserve meets this week, and it’s possible that a rate cut is coming. By how much? Who knows, and who knows if it will even happen? But let’s get real for a second. As a...
In This Article Mortgage rates have stayed stubbornly high in 2025, and while some people keep waiting for relief, I don’t think it’s coming as quickly—or as dramatically—as many hoped. We’re now well into the second half of the year,...
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