Real Estate is historically stable or at least generally takes longer to see the effects of market conditions than other asset classes such as: stocks. Two weeks ago I wrote about how market sentiment has shifted due ...

I am beginning my MF journey, I am currently analyzing markets to determine which one to jump into. 
One question that came to mind, is there a strategy or a reason to invest in a market that is currently in the hype...

Hello everyone, 1. According to this statistics the average rent inflation rate from 2010 to 2018 is 3.11% per year. During the recession the rate went to:2.28% in 2009 0.23% in 20101.71% in 20112.65% in 20122.83% in ...

Good Day All,I have heard a lot about crazy cash flow on Cottage/Airbnb rentals in Ontario (specially near lake/water properties) during Summer season which has intrigued my interest in Short term rentals investing. I...

Hello Investors and Real Estate Experts,
I hope this message finds you well. I'm reaching out to gather some insights and feedback on a strategy I'm considering for my first investment property. The current market co...

I've been very interested into purchasing my first multi in the Boston / greater boston area (Eastie or Dorchester being my greatest interest). I've been watching the market via MLS for months and based off last 3 mon...

I am looking to invest in single family or duplex in Arizona and Nevada. Can you please recommend if there are good markets here? Can I connect with some real estate professionals who work with investors for these mar...

More records set while certain metrics haven't changed in two years!Supply – record lows, contradicting seasonal norms- There were 26% fewer homes listed this July compared to last, by far the fewest of any July on re...

i currently have a rental that is 1,600 sq feet,  3 bed, 2 bath.  I am considering adding a 4th bedroom in the place of a front living room.  The front living room was a permitted addition before I purchased and is ap...

As I understand it, subject to financing is a way for the buyer to purchase a property, while the seller remains responsible for the original note. You then pay the seller over time, and then the seller is paying the ...