In This Article Landlords could soon be able to include their property assets in their 401(k) retirement plans. The White House has confirmed that President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order, dated Aug. 7, that will allow alternative...
With housing market conditions shifting dramatically from a seller’s to buyer’s market, real estate investors are facing a critical decision: should you buy more properties now, pay down existing mortgages, or wait for even better deals? In this episode, On...
Credit: NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development Applications are now being accepted for 120 mixed-income apartments at a new 31-story rental tower in Downtown Brooklyn. Located at 202 Tillary Street, the property offers modern apartments with panoramic skyline views,...
In This Article Property taxes have been rising in many cities, cutting off the oxygen supply for real estate investors, stymying cash flow, and putting landlords and homeowners in financial jeopardy. Now the states are fighting back. Despite the importance...
In This Article This article is presented by RentRedi. Hurricane season is here, and after last year’s major storms, property protection should be top of mind for investors everywhere, from the mountains of North Carolina to the Gulf Coast and...
In This Article This article is presented by TurboTenant. We’ve all been there: You post your rental listing with decent photos, a basic description, and a “reasonable” rent price. You sit back and wait. And wait. And…wait. No bites. Perhaps...
Feel like you’re working harder than ever but have little money to show for it? Maybe it’s time to stop over-relying on your nine-to-five and start building wealth with real estate. Today, we’re breaking down why this is arguably the...
If you know how to find investment properties the right way, your path to real estate wealth gets a lot shorter. Today, we’re giving you two methods anyone can try—one from an expert on finding great deals with incredible financing...
A rent strike in Harlem, September 1919. Photo via WikiCommons While New York City’s current housing crisis has pushed rents to all-time highs and the vacancy rate to an all-time low, it’s not a new problem. New Yorkers have been...
140 Jane Street is on the rise along the West Village waterfront. Courtesy of Ondel Hylton A penthouse in the West Village listed for $87,500,000 has found a buyer, potentially becoming the most expensive apartment ever sold in downtown Manhattan....
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