Real Estate Investing Blog
Is Student Housing the Right investment for You?
By Raphael Pell. Each Fall, more than 20 million students begin their academic year. The question of where…
Purchasing Power: What Will Give You the Best Leverage?
By Augie Jones. In a market environment where the lack of sufficient inventory for affordable workforce housing spurs…
4 Keys to Multi-State Real Estate Investing
By Christian Knight. If you are a real estate investor, I’m sure you have considered purchasing out of…
Bridge to Term: How to Use Rental Aggregation Lines to Grow Your Investment Portfolio
By Jeremy Lee. Building a rental portfolio requires the right tools. And, while there are multiple methods to…
Real Estate Investing: 2019 Outlook
By Mario Navarrete. As the year comes to a close and we all reflect on what we were…
Why Cash is Not Always King – Financing Options in Real Estate Investing
By Nick Duarte. If you’re like most people, buying property will be the largest purchase you’ll make in…
3 Takeaways from this Week’s Pitbull Conference
The Pitbull Conference was hosted at the Four Seasons in Austin, Texas on October 22nd and 23rd. The…
It Happens! How to Protect Your Investment Property from Natural Disasters
With the latest advancements in satellite imagery and data, viewers can now see the pathway and immediate impact…
4 Tips for Investors in Better Managing Cash Flow
By Augie Jones. For residential real estate investors, effectively managing cash flow starts with setting reasonable expectations for…
Of Cap Rates and ROI – Making Sense of it All
In this article we’ll cover these topics related to Cap Rate and ROI: What are Cap Rates? Cap…
Fix and Flip vs. Buy and Hold, What’s Best for You?
By Ramsey Kassih. Real estate investors have many different investment options to reach their overall goals. Choosing which…
Budgeting for Maintenance and CapEx
By Jeremy Lee. Residential real estate investors don’t often like to talk about maintenance or CapEx. Why would…
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