It seems that the basic elements of economics just fly’s right out the window. 

Hey guys, I’m an economics major in the middle of my freshmen year of college.

My business partner and I are under contract to buy a SFR under the LLC that we do flips out of, but due to some economic reasons we decided it would make a better long term deal.

In addition to cash flow, you want to look at the economic and demographic trends.

Build socially, economically, and environmentally sustainable products.

I'm not just looking at the pay back but the overall impact of my purchase decision socially, economically, and environmentally.To me it is easier to add granite, new cabinets, and latest lighting than to add solar with battery storage, greywater, spray foam insualtion...etc.What do you think?

Now, you have to have a renovation team to handle the size of your property, have enough cash reserves to handle the increased economic loss, and have a lender willing to take on that risk with you.

I am just starting in Real estate investing. I am trying to buy three properties totaling $155,000. I am buying them with a Commercial loan at 6% for 15 years. Rent will bring in $2050/month. To get the loan I am usin...

I have a background in finance and economics. 

Obviously this data is based on the current economic conditions.