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Real Estate Investment 101: Getting Started

Buying my first home was a learning experience, but not nearly as much so as buying my first investment property. With real estate investment becoming increasingly popular, I've seen that more and more people want to get into the industry but don't know how. Once I learned the basics, I decided it was a perfect time to create this blog to help others. On these pages, I share what I've learned and how I found my place in real estate investment. I hope that the information on this site will help you to learn how to find your first investment property.

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4 Questions To Ask When Hiring A Manager For Your Rental Property
Whether you own multiple properties or you have just purchased your first real estate investment, renting out a property can be a smart financial decision. As a matter of fact, recent studies have estimated the average return on investment is 9.06 percent. Market knowledge, negotiation skills, and even having skills to complete maintenance, updates, and repairs will increase profits and your success as an owner of an investment property. However, trusting professionals to manage your rental is also helpful especially if you have other obligations, such as multiple properties, a family, or full-time employment.

Buying A Home As A Wedding Gift For Your Child? Here's Why You Should Consider Manufactured Options
Buying a new home for your child as a wedding gift is a meaningful way to show them how proud you are and to give them a head start while building a new life. You should consider investing in a manufactured home instead of a traditional one – here's why: The Home Can Always Be Moved One of the best reasons to invest in a manufactured home for your newly married child is to ensure that they can utilize it for a lifetime.

Looking At Waterfront Homes? 4 Things To Consider Before Purchasing
If you're thinking about buying a waterfront home, be prepared to pay close attention to all the details. Buying waterfront property is slightly different from buying a home that's landlocked. In fact, in a lot of ways, buying a waterfront home is considerably different. There are quite a few different variables that go into buying waterfront property. If you're not careful, you could end up buying a headache instead of a home.

Tips To Keep Your Home And Belongings Safe When Selling Your House
When you hire a real estate agent to help you sell your home, he or she will likely place a lockbox on your home, and this box will contain a key for your front door. Any agent that shows your home will access the box to get inside. If you want to make sure your home and belongings are safe when selling your house, here are some important tips to follow.