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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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Beware Of The Following Problems If Buying A Foreclosure

Posted on August 22, 2018

There are times when people buy foreclosed homes for great prices and end up with wonderful homes, but there are also times when people end up with foreclosed homes and have a lot of big problems. If you are considering buying a house that is foreclosed, you should be aware of the following problems that many foreclosed homes have. Broken pipes In a lot of cases, homes that are foreclosed upon end up getting the power shut off to them. [Read More]

Use The Following Tips To Find A Perfect Home For You And Your Dog

Posted on August 7, 2018

Looking for a perfect home is challenging; looking for a perfect home that also accepts dogs is even more challenging. Here are a few tips you can use to land a home that is perfect both for you and your animal friend. Ensure the Community Agrees Unless you are looking for a single-family home, your neighborhood (through the homeowner's association) may have a say on the exact pet you are allowed to keep. [Read More]

Watch Out For These Deal Breakers When Selling A Home

Posted on July 9, 2018

If you have listed your home for sale or plan to do so, then you should be aware of the things your potential buyers may consider as deal breakers. Here are a few examples of common deal breakers. Hazards Most people will balk at buying a home with an obvious or dangerous natural hazard. Examples of natural hazards buyers watch out for include the presence of radon gas, the presence of mold, and the use of dangerous or poisonous materials (such as asbestos) in the construction. [Read More]

Buying A Second Home To Retire In Someday? 3 Features To Look For

Posted on July 2, 2018

Buying a home for retirement doesn't always need to be done right when you're at the moment of retiring. In fact, buying a home earlier is can be a much better idea since it can provide you with a great vacation home or a rental property that you can rent out. Another benefit is that you may be able to snag a great home at a low price if the city you're interested in is expecting to increase in property value. [Read More]