Return on Investment, Internal Rate of Return, Cash-on-Cash Return and Capitalization Rate are terms used frequently when talking about Real Estate Metrics. But if you just began investing, you may not know exactly what these metrics mean or how to properly calculate them. In this article, we’ll go over a few of the metrics that … keep reading
The way we define “Rent Ready” is the difference between our business model and other companies/individuals who offer investment properties. The pictures on the MLS (which syndicates to Zillow) posted by the seller’s real estate agent could indicate a home as “Rent Ready” for an investor to buy. To the average seller and real estate … keep reading
Typically I like to keep my writings short so that I am providing useful information that everyone has time to read. This one is not short, but I feel one of the more important blogs I have published because we are talking about defining property classes, which I believe to be largely misunderstood. We have … keep reading
Whether you are buying Land, Single-Family, Multi-Family, Commercial, or any other Real Estate Properties related to investment, multiple strategies exist. Our strategy, from our staff members that own property to the principal owners, is to routinely preach and internally talk about buying as many properties as you can. Put it on a 30 year fixed-rate … keep reading
The success of your rental property really comes down to 3 things: the condition of your property, the property manager and the tenant. Typically, you will have 100% control over the first 2 (the condition and property manager). How well you maintain your property or the level of rehab you do on the front end … keep reading
Your home rental home looks great and is ready for a tenant. What’s next? As we all know as property owners, vacancy will be your # 1 expense. Read below to see 5 key marketing initiatives that we practice to get your home rented quickly. Is your Property Manager doing these? If not, you may … keep reading
When renters search for a rental home, they are first drawn to the signage, curb appeal, and well-maintained, updated property. Important face-value factors get tenants to put their names on the dotted lines of a lease document, but that’s only half the battle. Having a quality property gets a tenant in your door over the … keep reading
The closing papers are signed, sealed, delivered and—just like that—you’re more than an investor, you’re in the real estate business. Just like in any business, success starts with the product. In real estate, the product is the property. In our experience of almost ten years in the business, curating and managing hundreds of turnkey properties … keep reading
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