If you’ve been relying on old-school marketing to find renters for your multifamily properties, this is the year to up your game.
COVID-19 has dramatically impacted the global economy, and American real estate markets are no exception.
Properties are often auctioned to pay off a debt. Here are five things you should know about before attempting to buy a property at auction.
We asked multi-family real estate experts for their practical advice. How can you be a great landlord while protecting your investment?
During these challenging times for real estate agents and brokers, it can be critical to get back to the basics of the business.
You don’t need to limit yourself to your own area — not when there are so many ways to make out-of-state investments work. Here are some tips and tricks for out-of-state investors.
Here are ways today's brokers and agents are using creative management techniques and automation to grow their businesses.
Here’s a quick lesson about tax lien investing vs. tax deed investing to help you decide which is the right model for you.
The BRRRR method allows you to take a fairly small upfront investment and leverage it into an entire real estate portfolio comparatively quickly.
We reached out to real estate professionals to find out how they are weathering the storm, staying positive, and using downtime to their best advantage.
Multi-family properties can form a core part of your real estate portfolio, providing a solid stream of cash flow for any investor.
As a real estate investor, it’s important to understand the concept of “landlord-friendliness” as it applies to your state.
If you're looking to get into the next hot market, there are a few areas to keep your eye on.
The buy-and-hold market has produced a particularly strong ROI for investors across most of the country for the past several years.
Property managers can help you grow your business by taking care of the legwork involved with owning and renting multiple properties.
Although profit margins are shrinking, flipping is still a good business to pursue in 2020, according to industry experts.
Today's broker must be familiar with all aspects of technology in order to stay one step ahead of competitors.
For the foreseeable future, we have decided to have our team work remotely to ensure their safety but also to ensure that our amazing customers still get the support that they need.
In these trying times, we're all doing what we can to mitigate risk and get through this in the best way possible.
As real estate markets across the country start to correct, we’re likely to see more short sales than we’ve seen in recent value-growth years.
As a property manager with over 10 years’ experience in some of Los Angeles’ most exclusive neighborhoods, I’ve learned a thing or two about managing...
Your real estate business is only ever going to be as prosperous as the leads you can generate. The problem is that where you find leads is always changing.
Why some investors are choosing to get licensed and why it may (or may not) make sense for you to get your real estate license as a real estate investor.
Share access to all Lists and Marketing Campaigns. Team members can create marketing lists, research properties, run comps and more...
Although younger buyers and investors have grown up with technology and often look to real estate sites like Zillow and Trulia, 89% of millennials still say they would use an agent.
