Market Stats You Can’t Ignore
Monday, August 14
What’s the first thing you look at when investigating a new potential market? Is it local population trends? Vacancy rate? New construction? There’s no wrong answer here. All of these, and more, are important statistics that must be considered before you put a stake in a new market.Before you inv...
​Building a Better Real Estate Business Through Improved Communication
Friday, August 11
As an investor entrepreneur, you’re probably very interested in learning how you can improve your real estate business. Why? Because you want to be the best at what you do and make as much money as you can!Chances are, you’ve heard all the standard tips, like find a good mentor, build a solid net...
​Simplifying Your Life - And Your Real Estate Business
Wednesday, August 09
Does it seem like life used to be so much simpler? It does to me. My schedule is jam-packed almost every day, my to-do list is a mile long, and there just always seems to be something to do or someone to meet.I love my fast-paced life, but it does get tiring sometimes. I think most investors prob...
​10 Fast Facts About Dayton, Ohio
Monday, August 07
Dayton may not be as well known as some of Ohio’s bigger cities, like Cleveland and Cincinnati, but it’s definitely more than just a dot on the map. In fact, Dayton is quickly becoming one of Ohio’s most talked about towns, thanks to its growing population and expanding job scene.For real estate ...
​What a 1031 Exchange is and Why You Should Care
Friday, August 04
Ever heard of a 1031 Exchange? The average Joe probably hasn’t, but if you’re an active real estate investor, chances are you’ve heard the term. But how much do you really know about it? And, more importantly, are you using this tax loophole to your advantage when it’s time to sell your investmen...
​The Biggest Mistake that New Investors Make (That Will Ruin Them)
Wednesday, August 02
Mistakes are just a part of life. We all make them. With investing, they’re inevitable, and the best you can do is hope that you don’t make huge, ginormous ones that will cost you money, time, your reputation, or something else major.New investors are usually more susceptible to mistakes simply b...