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Investing Risks
How Risky Is a Fix and Flip Investment?
A fix and flip is harder now in a stronger economy than it was in 2012. But it is still possible to make a profit on a fix and flip investment — more than 200,000 homes were bought and resold in the same 12-month period in 2017, and the average ROI for flippers was...
The Truth Hurts: 5 Things Holding You Back
The number one way to build financial freedom for you and your family is to buy performing assets. You already hold this knowledge, but for some reason you haven’t taken action. And you’re not alone in this—far too many people wait too long to start building financial...
The Landlord’s Guide to Section 8 Housing
Many landlords with means automatically assume accepting Section 8 housing vouchers means a prospective tenant will inherently carry too much risk. But good tenants and bad tenants come from all walks of life. Plus, the changing economy means many tenants who may not...
How Investing in Real Estate Can Boost Your Retirement Income and Reduce Risk
You might have received this investment advice continuously from your financial planner that you should begin saving money as early as possible. Your planner might have also suggested that it is essential to invest early if you want to enjoy your retirement with ease...
Should Investors Be Scared of Student Housing?
A little hesitation is natural when making any investment in real estate. The substantial sum of money involved in the purchasing process demands prudence, and all investors are wary of choosing a property that doesn’t pay off. It’s the nature of the industry,...
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