In This Article When the federal government came to a screeching halt on Oct. 1, the government shutdown left ugly marks on the real estate industry, particularly rental markets. States like Florida, Delaware, Arizona, Hawaii, and Nevada rely heavily on...
In This Article Virtual staging, once a real estate novelty, has unfurled like a magic carpet over the investment landscape, beckoning us all to an imaginary world of HGTV-design make-believe. On a practical level, the advantages of replacing the cost...
In This Article This article is presented by TurboTenant. When I bought my first rental property, I did everything myself: tenant screening, showings, lease preparation, and even bookkeeping. At tax time, I’d stay up late, buried in receipts, scanning through...
From the famous Village Halloween Parade to festive celebrations at the iconic cultural institutions and museums to neighborhood trick-or-treating and over-the-top costume parties, New York City is one of the best places to celebrate spooky season. Ahead, discover some of...
Dave:More buyers are canceling their contracts right now, which is a little bit scary for sellers, but presents a big opportunity for buyers. Moody’s Analytics just released their long range housing price forecast and we’ve got frauds on the rise...
Rendering courtesy of NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development A housing lottery has launched for 60 mixed-income apartments in a new 24-story tower in the East Village. The East, located at 644 East 14th Street, offers 196 studio to...
In This Article This article is presented by Range. Your CPA is great at what they do, which is to look backwards on the year. They take last year’s numbers, apply the tax code, and file your return. But by...
In This Article Tenant scammers are taking rental fraud to new heights, dipping in and out of false identities as easily as Ethan Hunt swaps masks in Mission: Impossible. However, in the rental scenario, the only thing about to self-destruct...
In This Article Single-family rent growth is down, while built-to-rent communities—comprising single-family houses and often funded by Wall Street giants—are up. Is there a connection? Many mom-and-pop real estate investors have long favored single-family homes because they occupy much of...
Do you dream of financial freedom, but aren’t sure how to reach it? Ashlee Perry was in a similar boat, but in just one year of real estate investing, she has been able to turn her home into a money-making...
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