By Omar Popal, Production Associate Distressed properties can be a great opportunity for real estate investors to turn a profit. These properties are often in need of repairs or renovations and can be purchased below market value. However, finding distressed properties can sometimes be a challenge. In this article, we…
By Dan Niemeyer, Vice President In recent years, Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), also commonly known as granny flats or in-law suites, have become increasingly popular investment opportunities for real estate investors. As housing costs continue to rise across the country, ADUs present a flexible and scalable way to generate rental…
by Kevin Sherouse, Relationship Manager In today's competitive real estate market, finding a good deal on a property can be challenging. With multiple buyers bidding on listed homes, sale prices are often driven higher beyond asking, making off market properties an attractive option for buyers looking for a deal. In…
With its favorable demographics, job growth, and housing supply-demand imbalance, Los Angeles stands out as an emerging real estate investment destination for those seeking returns from a top-tier market. Over the past five years, home prices in the city have surged by a significant 30%, making homeownership increasingly unaffordable and…
Philadelphia's population has experienced steady growth in recent years, fueled by an influx of millennials and newcomers attracted to the city's thriving job market, renowned universities, vibrant arts scene, and historic allure. This demographic surge has created a heightened demand for quality rental properties, particularly in revitalized neighborhoods. Simultaneously, the…
Investing in multiple rental properties provides real estate investors with an attractive opportunity to build an income-generating portfolio, offering advantages such as increased cash flow, diversification, economies of scale, faster wealth accumulation, and passive income. However, as the number of properties grow, the types of available financing options change, especially…
Traditional real estate financing typically involves securing a mortgage loan from a conventional lender that requires a substantial down payment, strict adherence to credit, income, and other qualification criteria, and a long-term contract repaid with interest over 15 or 30 years. In contrast, creative financing offers alternative pathways, such as…
IMN’s 10th Annual Build-to-Rent, Land & Homebuilding Forum (West) brought together key players in the Build For Rent ("BFR") industry to discuss the latest trends and strategies in the land and homebuilding markets. CoreVest headed to Las Vegas, Nevada to join IMN and meet with real estate investors and developers…
As one of the world's most sought-after real estate markets, New York, NY has always been a magnet for real estate investors. With its iconic skyline, bustling streets, and vibrant culture, New York has long held its place at the forefront of global real estate investment destinations. Its enduring appeal…
In recent years, the popularity of smart home technology has surged, and renters are no exception to this trend. Renters are increasingly drawn to the security, convenience, and seamless integration offered by these innovative devices. In fact, a survey conducted by Rent.com revealed that a striking 82% of renters desire…
