August 19, 2014
For many first-time real estate investors, taking the leap and buying an investment property is one of the scariest things they’ll ever do. After all, there is a lot at risk if things go south. Two weeks ago I asked 26 real estate experts and successful investors a simple question: If you could list 3 common […]
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May 27, 2014
If you’re anything like us – looking for ways to save time, become smarter real estate investors, uncover proven marketing strategies, and stay on track with industry news and trends – you need a quality reading list. Thanks to the abundance of blogs popping up all over the internet, finding quality (actionable) information is becoming very challenging. […]
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February 8, 2014
Every property manager and real estate professional understands the importance of attracting and retaining quality tenants. But, not everyone knows how to do it. In this post we are going to explore the digital marketing channels that will help you generate leads and reduce rental vacancies. In no particular order: Responsive Website: your website is […]
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January 6, 2014
Craigslist enhanced ads, Craigslist real estate ad listings, How new Craigslist rules have hurt real estate ad listings, New Craigslist ad rules
Thanks to recent rule changes to Craigslist’s “housing” and “for sale” sections, property owners are no longer able to post enhanced listings. This is big news as many landlords and property managers rely on enhanced listings to generate tenant leads. What changed? The recent changes may seem minor, but they have had a big impact […]
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December 12, 2013
LLC, Real Estate Investor, Separate Business Entity
Holding commercial or residential real estate property includes assumed risk that must be managed effectively. Landlords can be subjected to many forms of litigation, ranging from personal injury to environmental contamination. Not to mention the inherent financial risk that comes with any form of investment (financial risk exposure typically remains the same with the exception of “non-recourse” loans). As […]
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