Best Books on Real Estate Investing (Top Picks for 2023)
Real estate investing can be highly profitable, but it can also be challenging for those who lack the necessary skills and knowledge.
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A Helpful Guide to Finding the Right Property to Invest In
It can be difficult to navigate the complexities of buying a property and making sure it will be a sound financial decision.
Investing in Rental Properties for Beginners
Looking to invest in rental property as a beginner? Check out our beginners guide for everything you need to know about investing in a rental property.
The Ultimate 30-Step Property Management Checklist
A property management checklist can help you save a ton of time and money by guiding you through all the necessary steps of managing a property. If you're looking for property management tips, use this 30-step property management checklist to make sure you keep your affairs in order.
How Much Down Payment is Required for a Rental Property?
Put simply, the down payment for a property is the amount you must provide in order to close on a mortgage loan. There are several scenarios where you may not need a down payment at all, such as with seller-financing for example.
The BRRRR Method for Real Estate Investing
The BRRRR method is a great way to spend less money on rental properties, earn a steady passive income, and expand your investing portfolio.
30+ Addendums Every Landlord Needs for a Lease Agreement
Having a strong lease helps to avoid gray areas in written agreements that could potentially create room for debate between a landlord and tenant. To cover all of your bases when dealing with renters, these are the 30 addendums every landlord needs for a battle-ready lease.
Are Rental Properties a Good Investment?
Investing in a rental property can be a good financial move. Before you proceed, be sure you understand the basics of rental property investing.
Selling a House When You Have Tenants
Selling a house with a tenant doesn’t have to be a big deal if you understand the ropes. All you have to do is understand the rights of your tenants and abide by the lease agreements.