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6 Bite-Sized Steps to Buying Your First Rental Property

6 Bite-Sized Steps to Buying Your First Rental Property

By Richard | May 24, 2022

Buying an investment property is a lot like exercising. At first, you don’t know any of the verbiage, then you start learning the tools, and finally, after some repetition (and help from those around you), you can become a real estate (or jiu-jitsu/weight lifting/yoga) expert! Think of David Greene and Rob Abasolo as your spotters […]

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Options Action: Bullish bets on homebuilders

Options Action: Bullish bets on homebuilders

By Richard | May 24, 2022

ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Article via LinkedInShare Article via Email Optimize Advisors’ Mike Khouw looks at bullish bets on Toll Brothers, a beaten-down homebuilder, ahead of the company’s earnings. With CNBC’s Melissa Lee and the Fast Money traders, Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan, Karen Finerman and Guy Adami. Source link

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Is Real Estate Still an Option?

Is Real Estate Still an Option?

By Richard | May 23, 2022

This is by no means the worst economy we’ve ever seen. But with the exception of the first few months after the beginning of COVID-19, it is almost certainly the strangest and most volatile.  Inflation is the highest it’s been since the early 1980s and will likely remain for the foreseeable future. Real estate prices have increased at […]

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Tight housing supply fuels higher prices as existing median home price rises nearly 15% annually

Tight housing supply fuels higher prices as existing median home price rises nearly 15% annually

By Richard | May 23, 2022

CNBC's Diana Olick reports on Thursday's existing home sales data. Source link

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The 5,000 Mile Away BRRRR (REALLY Long-Distance Investing)

The 5,000 Mile Away BRRRR (REALLY Long-Distance Investing)

By Richard | May 23, 2022

Building a house vs. buying a house—which makes more sense for today’s investor? With home prices rising faster than many of us have ever seen before, more and more real estate investors are asking whether or not building their rentals is a smarter idea. And who can blame them? Building a rental property can seem […]

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Our great hybrid work experiment got things wrong. How to fix it.

Our great hybrid work experiment got things wrong. How to fix it.

By Richard | May 22, 2022

Monday was supposed to mark another milestone for Apple in its effort to bring workers back to the office. The plan — which called for Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays to be mandatory days in the office —was scrapped once again as Covid infections tick upward. Apple’s fixed schedule had been met with widespread opposition by […]

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Is a Headache Seller Worth Losing a Deal Over?

Is a Headache Seller Worth Losing a Deal Over?

By Richard | May 22, 2022

Cash flow and appreciation are at opposite ends of the investing spectrum. One will fuel your current lifestyle while the other will slowly, silently build your long-term wealth. The cash flow vs. appreciation debate has gotten even stronger this year as home prices continue to rise and cash flow prospects dwindle in formerly stable markets. […]

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Trump pays 0,000 fine, contempt order not lifted: New York AG

Trump pays $110,000 fine, contempt order not lifted: New York AG

By Richard | May 22, 2022

Former U.S. President Donald Trump attends a rally in Perry, Georgia, U.S. September 25, 2021. Dustin Chambers | Reuters Former President Donald Trump paid a $110,000 fine imposed as part of a contempt-of-court order against him, but has failed so far to take all the steps required to lift the order, the New York attorney […]

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Should You Rent to a Bankrupt Tenant?

Should You Rent to a Bankrupt Tenant?

By Richard | May 21, 2022

This week’s question comes from Andrew on the Real Estate Rookie Facebook Group. Andrew is asking: How would you handle a prospective tenant that has a bankruptcy on their record?  Tenant screening is almost as important as rental property screening. A bad tenant can not only cost you potential rent but cause thousands or tens […]

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