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How Do You Flip a House with No Money?
Being able to flip a house with no money sounds like an almost unattainable dream. However, it’s inherently possible, as many successful entrepreneurs can testify.
BRRRR Masterclass: An Upcoming Guidebook on the BRRRR Method
The BRRRR method (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat) is an investment trend that, when done right, has the potential to provide an excellent return. But note those two crucial words—done right.
Do Tiny Homes Hold Their Value?
Tiny homes have become increasingly popular over recent years, thanks to their relative affordability compared to traditional buildings. While they tend to be more expensive per square foot, the small size makes the upfront cost far more achievable.
Cost of Building a Home in 2025
With the price of real estate predicted to rise by 4.5% (and that was before the results of the November election), more and more people are thinking about how viable it might be to build their own home.
What’s a Standard Home Inspection Cost?
A standard home inspection is a professional evaluation of a property—usually of an intended purchase—to uncover any issues and help you decide if it’s a good investment.
Tips on Picking Your Mortgage Lender
Selecting a mortgage can appear to be a monumental task. There are many lenders out there clamoring for your custom, many with fancy websites and enticing spiel to attract your attention.
Is Real Estate Seasonal?
The short answer to this question is yes, real estate is seasonal, and—in general—it moves through regular annual cycles. This means that both buyers and sellers with an understanding of this can potentially leverage this to get a better deal.
BRRRR’s Loan Calculator: More Flexibility and Faster Comparisons
Lenders and mortgage brokers have always had a difficult and time-consuming job comparing the options available.
How to Find the Best Property Management Teams
The world of property management can be considered a bit of a wild west. While the majority of states require property managers to be registered and hold various licenses, there are some that don’t.
The Top 10 Cities to Purchase Rental Properties In
The US offers an incredibly diverse investment landscape. But some cities are undoubtedly more attractive than others. It’s not just down to how much you can buy real estate for, your rental return depends on multiple aspects. Spending a little more can reap exponentially higher rewards—and it really is all about location, location, location.
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