How Front Door Colors Affect Pricing!
Thursday, April 06
Source: Zillow Chances are, the color of your investment property is a simple, safe color, like white or brown. You can call it “clean ivory” or “gorgeous chestnut beige” all you want, but they’re still awfully bland. That’s what you’re supposed to do if you’re selling a property, right? Make i...
Double the Transaction: How to Buy and Sell Properties Simultaneously
Wednesday, March 29
Source: Photo by Austin Distel from Unsplash. Buy low, sell high. That’s the key to making a profit in the real estate market. However, gaining the returns you seek can be a shipwreck if you move too slowly in a competitive market. One solution is to handle more than one transaction simultaneous...
See It In Action (Part 3): What is the 1% Rule in Real Estate?
Wednesday, March 22
Source: Listing on ZillowSo, you want to buy a rental property, but are having a hard time figuring out which ones will generate a decent return on your investment? The 1% Rule is a guideline that helps rental property investors filter properties for in-depth analyses. It’s a quick-and-dirty way ...
Deep Dive into Detroit Neighborhoods: Palmer Woods
Thursday, March 16
Source: Zillow listing as of July 2022The City of Detroit is seeing a resurgence in recent years, with more and more people moving into the city. The rental market is following suit, with prices for apartments and houses increasing rapidly. However, investing in the City of Detroit's rental real ...
A Tale of Two Rental Markets: Metro Detroit vs Austin Round Rock, TX
Wednesday, March 08
Source: Zillow listingThe US ranks for having the best real estate investment opportunities, where 86% of real estate investors said they’d maintain or increase their portfolios in the country. But with 50 states and roughly 20,000 cities, where should you invest in rental properties? To answer ...
The Rental Market is Changing: What Does This Mean for The Investors?
Thursday, March 02
Source: Photo by Valeriy Khan on Unsplash The headlines back in September 2022 said it all. With the title "Rents Fall for First Time Since Late 2020", shivers went down spines as investors and landlords grew increasingly concerned for their returns. We’re sorry to inflict pain once more, but th...