Naturally we are a bit nervous, but we have solid exit strategies in place which helps to reassure our confidence!

We are a vacation property so people who plan tend to book ahead of the Airbnb crowd.

Yes, there are a couple of things you will want to add to your purchase and sale agreement.

I am a specialist in in the Tampa Florida area and know that just starting out, it can be tricky. 

Two of our tenants will need to clear out their assigned garage in order to prep that area for one of the ADU's.

You read the current minimum size for a buildable lot in the code requirements outside urban areas, specially when septic is involved, and these lots simply don’t pass.

I'm hearing alot of companies are stopping to insure older apartment buildings and wondering which companies other investors are having luck with for multifamilies in the Kansas City Missouri areas.

If there are any investor-friendly realtors from the area, would love to connect.

When someone says "high demand area" that is usually something someone who doesn't live there says based on something someone told them.

Homeowner's and flood insurance can be considerably lower than in other coastal areas, especially in comparison to States with prohibitive property insurance markets such as Florida.