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Real Estate Business Management

Business Management can often be similar across many industries and types of enterprises. Successful real estate investors treat their investments like a business and run them professionally. This section of the BiggerPockets Blog contains articles that can help journeyman investors systematize and professionally run their real estate businesses. Topics include hiring, management, business policy, and scaling. These articles are written by some of the best investors in the business, and in regions throughout the country.

 Richard Warren

Supply-Side Real Estate Economics

Most real estate investors understand the law of supply & demand. High demand and low availability of homes lead to increasing prices. Lately we have seen the opposite side of…

 J Scott

6 Rules for Managing Your Contractors

In my opinion, the most difficult aspect of being a first-time house flipper is managing your contractors. Perhaps it’s because I came into this business with no construction experience, or…

 Shae Bynes

Time Suckers and Energy Vampires

There are so many possible detractors that can derail you from achieving success as you start a new (or grow an existing) real estate business….two such detractors are time suckers…