Before you purchase a rental property, you should thoroughly assess not only the property, but also the neighborhood and the market. One thing to consider is the possibility of natural disasters, including if the home is located in a flood zone. So, should you...
If you’re like most people, you do a lot of research on the internet before making a big decision. That’s an excellent way to be an informed consumer, but when it comes to real estate investing, the internet isn’t always the most accurate resource. One of the biggest...
Neighborhood classifications can be a tricky subject for new real estate investors. Many newbies find the lingo intimidating, but don’t let that stop you from taking action! Neighborhood classifications are simply a system used by investors to measure if a...
If you’re like most people, you probably think the best way to get into real estate investing is to purchase properties close to home. You might browse Zillow for properties in your city, or drive past local homes for sale. Before you give a local realtor a call, I’ve...
C neighborhoods are older, and the properties are typically in need of extensive renovations. You might read stories on the internet claiming that C class neighborhoods are dangerous or unprofitable. You might be surprised to learn that I purchase all of my properties...
Is it a bad idea to purchase a rental property in a busy area? Many great investments are located near major highways. Because it can be loud and bustling, many investors hesitate if they realize a prospective investment is on a busy street or near a busy...
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