Every type of investment property – whether a fix and flip, a rental property, or another type of investment – has its own set of tips and tricks to increase the likelihood of a successful (meaning, profitable) investment. This article describes the dos and don’ts...
Read MoreFor many real estate investors, outside funding is an essential part of purchasing investment property. While buying in cash is the simplest, an outright cash purchase may not be possible or even preferable, particularly for those who have liquid assets tied up in other investments...
Read MoreAs one of the largest states in the United States, California covers a wide range of climates, cultural preferences, and, of course, real estate markets. From beaches stretching from the Mexican border to forested areas near the Oregon border, to the rolling hills of Napa...
Read MoreRunning a rental property is often proposed as a quick, efficient way to make additional income, a simple avenue to expand one's portfolio and drive extra cash. However, established investors know that running an effective rental business can be easier said than done. Operating a...
Read MoreMost homeowners and investors are familiar with a standard loan – one in which an amount of money is borrowed, and payments are made on both the interest and principal. However, this is not the only option. Interest-only loans, while less common, can be valuable...
Read MoreDan Harkey, at DanHarkey.com writes great articles about real estate on his website. You can read more articles by visiting his website. In this article, he discusses "Property Insurance Coverages, Part II, An Overview" This overview of property insurance has relevance to property owners, real estate...
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