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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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3 Reasons To Consider Working With A Flat-Fee Real Estate Broker

Posted on October 23, 2020

If you are looking to sell your home, you will need to find a real estate agent to list your home and facilitate the selling process. When it comes to hiring a real estate agent, you need to think about how that agent will get paid for selling your home. When it comes to selling your home, traditionally, real estate agents charge a commission based on your home's selling price. This commission covers a whole range of services that the real estate agent will provide you with, from an MLS listing to marketing and viewing to assistance with the closing process. [Read More]

Signs You Need A New Apartment

Posted on October 8, 2020

The average person stays at least a few years in their current apartment, and you may have recently signed a lease for another several months on your own. If you haven't and you're wondering if you should renew your lease or move into a new apartment, then you should consider looking at apartments on the market to see what might work better for you. On the fence about whether you should look at new apartments? [Read More]

Single Family Homes: How You Know You've Picked A Great Neighborhood

Posted on October 6, 2020

There are many US homes on the market, including single-family homes. Single-family homes for sale are homes that are not attached to other types of housing units, such as condos, apartments, duplexes, or even townhomes. If you want to buy single-family homes for either personal living or to rent out — over a third of single-family housing units are used as rentals — one consistent thing you want to check is this: the neighborhood surrounding any home you're buying. [Read More]

Questions To Ask Before Investing In A Rental Home

Posted on September 8, 2020

If you are considering entering the real estate market and becoming a landlord, you may be dreaming of the passive income that you could enjoy, especially after you pay off the mortgage on the rental property. However, there are several questions you'll want to ask before you consider purchasing a home to rent out. Do You Hold Any Debt? While some investors carry some debt as part of their investment portfolio, this is something that an average investor should avoid. [Read More]