Return on investment (ROI) is an important measure used by investors when analyzing and comparing the profit made by rehabbing and flipping houses. The basic ROI formula is relatively simple to calculate,...
Across the multifamily housing industry, there is a heightened focus on establishing a positive rapport with residents online. Why the shift? While computers and smartphones have been around for a...
Real-estate transactions verified by the blockchain have emerged as an innovative necessity. Whether you’re in finance or any other industry, you’ve likely heard the term “blockchain” circulating over the last few...
In multifamily, inconsistent practices deliver consistently sub-optimal results. Lack of clear direction, varied application of community policies and incongruent actions by onsite associates hamper operational success and tarnish the resident...
While it may sound easy enough to be a landlord – buy a home, make a few renovations and rent it out for more than the monthly mortgage payment – successfully...
If you own your home but your current situation doesn’t allow you to afford the payments and you can’t find a less expensive place to live, you may be concerned...
Waiting for home inspection results can be nerve-wracking—for both the seller and the buyer. But knowing what parts of a home will fail the test can help alleviate some stress...
The laws and procedures for evicting a tenant who has signed a lease are pretty straight forward. There are specific steps that must be taken to protect both the landlord...
Death is a part of life, albeit one that many people may prefer not to think about. However, you must be prepared for the possibility of a renter passing away...
Whether you are interested in buying a home to use as a primary residence or an investment property, it’s possible that the property is currently occupied by tenants. If that’s the case,...
