When investing in real estate, you’ll want to know if you’re going to make a profit from your holdings. Unfortunately, it’s not as simple as it sounds to figure out.…
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Impact of coronavirus on real estate
Andrea Riquier of MarketWatch opened up the week with commentary from market analysts stating that “the coronavirus is sort of a dark irony helping out housing…It’s keeping rates down as…
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Multifamily investing: How Logan Allec ‘accidentally’ discovered real estate investing
The Stessa Investor Series is a monthly spotlight on real estate investors who are building and scaling their businesses. In this month’s interview, real estate investor Logan Allec tells us…
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The eviction notice process explained for landlords
Sometimes, a landlord may need to evict a tenant. It’s important to note that eviction laws vary by state. If you aren’t familiar with your state’s eviction laws, you should…
Real estate investing and due diligence for beginners
If you’re new to real estate investing, you might be wondering about the importance of due diligence and what the process is like. You might even feel a bit intimidated…
Mindset matters: How real estate investors invest from overseas in U.S. rental properties
International real estate investor team Jacques and his wife Carolina currently own 3 single-family rentals and 1 duplex in Memphis. Next month, they’ll be closing on a 3-story building in…
Capital Improvements vs. Repairs and Maintenance Expenses
Once your property is in service, you’ll need to determine whether each repair and maintenance expense you incur should be classified as a regular expense or a capital improvement that…
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Cash flow definition for real estate investors [2020 edition + scenarios]
When it comes to rental property investing, your “cash flow” is the net amount of money that piles up in or disappears from your bank account each month. Real estate…
Buying A Foreclosed Home: Risks vs. Rewards
During the last housing market crash of 2007-2008 home foreclosures nearly tripled, as this 2009 article from CNN Money reports. Real estate investors stepped into the market and scooped up…
