In This Article This article is presented by RentRedi. Most DIY landlords are more organized than they give themselves credit for. You likely have a spreadsheet for rent tracking, leases saved in folders, maintenance conversations documented in texts, and a...
In This Article Real estate trends usually announce themselves loudly. There’s a new buzzword, a viral tweet, a flood of “this is the next big thing” posts. Monthly rentals arrived quietly. They just kept getting booked, month after month, while...
Dave:The housing market is split, much like the rest of the economy. Some areas are up, others are struggling. Regional variation right now is really high. And although you can invest in any type of market, any market conditions, the...
Photo by Kenneth Chen/Evan Joseph Studios While a designer-renovated townhouse in the heart of brownstone Brooklyn may fulfill many a real estate dream, we often expect to give up a green lawn and flexible, livable basement. Asking $7.8 million, this...
In This Article Out-of-town buyers are no longer a niche market. They are the market. Those who are old enough might remember their first pre-2008 investment seminar from old-school gurus like Robyn Thompson and Ron LeGrand when they suggested sending...
In This Article Rental investing isn’t passive. I know firsthand—I once owned 20+ rental properties. It takes a ton of work to buy them, stabilize them, and manage them, year in and year out. Even if you hire a property...
Many rookies are freaked out by the thought of tackling rental renovations and things going south. But what if there were ways to lower your risk, save money, and almost guarantee success? Today’s guest graduated from “chaotic” rehabs to better,...
This could turn an average real estate deal into a home run, and it’s nothing you can’t do right now. Today, we’re giving you seven tips to save thousands (if not tens of thousands) on your rental property expenses, so...
As New York City continues to see record-high rents, some New Yorkers are looking north of the city for a lifestyle that’s more affordable and stress-free, but still commuter-friendly. Westchester County has responded with a wave of new developments in...
Dave:If you’re watching inventory climb right now, it can look like supply is surging. But a big part of what is hitting the market is not truly new supply. It is homes that tried to sell last year, got pulled,...
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