×
Rental Markets
4 Traits of an Investor Friendly City
When you’re looking to make a solid real estate investment, the ultimate goal is cash flow. You want your cash flow to be largely hands-off and passive, and that’s why it’s pertinent to do your research about your rental markets. Once you identify a potential market,...
Real Estate Risks and How to Avoid Them
Any new venture can be intimidating, and that’s certainly the case with real estate investing. I hear questions constantly from new or prospective investors who are worried about risk. Sure, there are horror stories about investors who lost it all, but if you play...
Should You Buy a Rental Property in a Flood Zone?
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...
The Truth About Crime Data Websites
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...
The Quick Guide to Neighborhood Classifications
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...
Fund and Grow Morris Invest
