In our weekly meetings, while we talk about several topics, nothing more dominates the conversation then the renovation and how to improve. While several factors must come together for a property to provide consistent cash flow, none is more important than the renovation, which sets up the property for long-term success. The renovation is the … keep reading
Hi everyone, the message is going to be short this week as myself and another individual in our office are working through COVID. The office building in Memphis was shut down last Friday, but regardless, we would have needed to shut down due to the rare snow event that came through here. Our Little Rock … keep reading
Marketing your vacant home is much different today than it was a few years ago and that is a good thing. The game changer has been self-showing platforms that automate the entire leasing process. For most of my real estate career as a property owner and manager, the key to leasing a home was sign … keep reading
Over the past 2 years, the markets in which we operate, along with markets across the country have seen property values rise. In 2018 our average sales price was $85,234. Last year selling homes in the same neighborhoods, our average sales price was $98,199, an increase from 2018 of 20%. Acquisition prices are only up … keep reading
This is a longer post then I usually publish for our weekly email, but I feel one of the more informative and important one’s as it deals with insurance. Just because you have insurance, does not mean you have the complete coverage you may think you have. The standard homeowners insurance policy you have on … keep reading
While 2020 has been an challenging year on many fronts, we haver made it through these challenges stronger as a company and optimistic that we are on the backend of the pandemic. For our current clients, we are so grateful for your partnership and the trust in us to be your real estate partner–looking forward … keep reading
One of the hurdles we often hear in the Turnkey industry as a barrier to entry is getting over the mental state of buying long distant property. It is natural to be nervous, but when done correctly, you can safely build your income producing portfolio in the areas that make sense for your strategy, rather … keep reading
In a month filled with discouraging COVID-19 news and the all to common circus sideshow of our politics (which actually provided some good entertainment this week from the testimony of the crazy Detroit “whistleblower”) it is good to be able to report positive economic news from our Memphis market. Earlier this year, Amazon opened its 200 million, 855,000 sq. … keep reading
Although we are in difficult times to travel, if you are able to safely, we would love all our new and existing clients and those who are still on the fence to come visit us. Face-to-face or in today’s time, if necessary, mask-to-mask meetings are a fantastic way for both sides to develop the start of a great … keep reading
I find photos interesting in many ways, but what I really enjoy about them are how they capture an exact moment in time or unexpected moments that come and go with the blink of the eye. When I look at some of my older photos, I can recall clearly that moment of time and the … keep reading
