1. Increased Institutional Investment: Large investment firms and private equity groups are recognizing the potential of mobile home parks as a stable asset class, driving up purchase prices. This is a predictable cas...

In your opinion, how do you anticipate the market in Austin & surrounding areas will be impacted by major corporations such as Samsung and Disney moving into the area over the next 3-5 years?

February saw Austin's attraction strength for new residents hold steady against San Francisco, New York, and Dallas. Nashville still has a slightly stronger trend for attracting new residents than Austin does.  Chicag...

Hi everyone, I recently purchased my first property in Los Angeles. I paid 800k for a 4 bedroom newly renovated house thats around 1700 sqft and includes an additional 400 sqft detached ADU in the back that I am renti...

What’s the one renovation you’ve found to bring the highest ROI in your fix-and-flip projects?

A third of real estate managers expect a lower return on their assets in 2017. More than half say that the few quality assets available are overvalued.I present the conclusions of the study, Trends in the Real Estate ...

Hi Fellow Apartment Investors,I am currently under contract on a 36 unit apartment complex in Springfield, IL. The property is a class C property, but it is 2.1 miles from the University of Illinois Springfield. The U...

Hi, Everyone,What is your rent pricing strategy in San Jose, CA? I talked to a senior part-time landlord, who has several rentals in bay area and run them herself for 20 years. The ways she does is to price them much ...

This is a great community that is very helpful! To that point, do you stay with a C-Level property where the neighborhood has gone downhill per my property manager, or sell it and take the upside to buy more inventory...

A successful rental property is all about finding the right tenants. Once you find tenants that truly enjoy your rental property you can expect the lease to go as smooth as possible. To find the right tenant you nee...