by Bruce W McNeilage, Real Estate Investor The future of the Single Family Residential rental business is in flux. Publicly traded companies in this space are suffering from stagnant stock prices. Companies seeking additional capital from publicly traded equity markets are instead having to seek mergers or undertake extensive portfolio adjustments…
By Tim Leber Apartments rented under the federal government’s Section 8 Rental Certificate low-income housing program are often stigmatized, as are the landlords who own them. But for owners who maintain and manage their properties well, Section 8 housing is a source of dependable income and loyal tenants. Fluctuations and…
As the demand within the residential rental market remains strong—as does the popularity of HGTV’s “DIY renovation” and “fix and flip” programming—real estate investors and landlords alike have reinvested some of their profits back into their rentals. The end goal of diversifying one’s investment portfolio with residential rentals is to…
As a real estate investor, having multiple sources of capital at your disposal is a essential element of your ability to acquire new properties. Most investors have several traditional sources at their disposal, including: Conventional mortgages Owner financing Hard money loans Private money Self-directed IRA funds Home equity lines of…
The single family rental market remains an opportunity for investors seeking reliable cash flows, strong returns, and meaningful appreciation. Driven by New Year’s resolutions, the dream of a plush retirement, and/or an increasing demand for rentals, the keen real estate investor tracks the high—and low—preforming markets. Any responsible fix and…
The volatility of the stock market in 2016 has left some people looking for an alternative investment strategy, including real estate. A new report from HomeUnion, looks at the best and worst markets for Single Family Rentals (SFRs). HomeUnion researched the markets with the highest and lowest capitalization rate. (The…
by Renters Warehouse Property management can be a tricky business. While you may be someone who understands Rent Estate™ (meaning that you own and rent one or more properties), handling all the functions required to rent your property out effectively requires the expertise and know-how of an experienced professional. It’s…
Whether you are a fix & sell or a buy & hold investor, the single most important factor in successful investing is to find a great deal that will bring you profits on a fix and flip opportunity or a high cap rate on a long-term hold. There are many…
Whether you are just beginning your real estate portfolio or are a seasoned investor, professional networking should be a fundamental component of your business plan. Similar to other industries, the more people you interact with, the more business you stand to acquire. The following are four reasons why real estate…
Having a real estate mentor is one of the most valuable methods of preparation in the business. Nothing beats the advice of an experienced mentor, whether you’re just starting out or you’ve spent the last few years in the real estate industry. Working with a real estate mentor can benefit…
