Originally posted by Ali Boone of Bigger Pockets
If you are thinking of buying a turnkey rental property or are in the process of buying one, there is something about turnkey providers that you need to understand. Knowing this will … Read more...
Originally posted by Brandon Turner of Bigger Pockets
What is a short sale? In the most basic definition, a short sale is the process of selling a primary residence for less than what is owed with the approval from the … Read more...
Originally posted by Brandon Turner of Bigger Pockets
Single family homes can be a great investment!
They are often far easier to manage than multifamily, they usually rise in value fairly quickly, and there are numerous ways to finance… Read more...
The rate of home ownership in the U.S. has steadily declined since 2006. It has now reached a 50-year low, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. What does
Originally posted by Bendix Anderson of the National Real Estate Investor
Despite rising prices, institutional investors continue to buy single-family rentals.
“Investors are willing to accept much smaller returns,” says Steve Hovland, director of research for HomeUnion, a real estate … Read more...
Homebuyers throughout the United States, especially of the millennial variety, are saying affordability is their biggest concern as home prices rise and inventory shrinks.
But according to a new
Originally posted by Feliks Garcia @feliksjose of the Independent
The Airbnb boom means some landlords in Los Angeles can make more money letting their homes for two months than they can with a traditional year-long lease, according to a new … Read more...
original article posted by Rob Roberts, Reporter for the Kansas City Business Journal
The Kansas City area is burdened with one of the nation’s highest percentages of “seriously underwater” home loans, according to a new report.
ATTOM Data Solutions, … Read more...
Should you flip or hold Kansas City Real Estate?
In this article we will break down if it’s a smart decision for you to flip or hold your Kansas City Real Estate and what you can expect from the … Read more...
This was nuts. Lisa Miller’s rent was jumping a third this summer, to $600 from $450 — more than she could possibly bear.
What the
