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If you are reading this article and wondering if this is really possible, let us settle the suspense once and for all: YES!!! With the real estate market slowly picking up pace in the aftermath of the pandemic, fixing and flipping houses has once again become a profitable business venture. If you are reading this article and wondering if this is really possible, let us settle the suspense once and for all: YES!!! With the real estate market slowly picking up pace in the aftermath of the pandemic, fixing and flipping houses has once again become a profitable business venture. It does not matter if you are an experienced real estate investor who has excelled in the career of flipping... Read more
A perfect storm of market conditions—including a shortage of multifamily housing, high rents and downsizing offices—combined with a massive inventory of aging,...
As we have all been forced to reexamine how we interact with and live in our homes during two years of a global pandemic, lessons learned for architects, developers and...
Property damage due to water leaks, large hail, fires, hurricane, etc. causes interruption to your business. A water leak may start in one unit and spread to several...
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...
The pandemic increased demand for apartments while demand for extended-stay hotels fell. The latest solution to the multifamily supply problem: extended-stay hotels. Multifamily investors are finding tremendous opportunity to convert these properties into apartments—an asset class which has continued to experience rising demand. “The biggest reason for this trend is the confluence of strong demand for apartment units, which is caused by numerous issues that have been percolating for years across the country, and reduced demand for hotel units, which caused mostly by the pandemic,” David Reina, a partner in Morris, Manning & Martin LLP’s Hospitality Practice, tells GlobeSt.com,... Read more
Landlord insurance is similar to homeowners insurance, except it’s designed to protect those who rent out their properties for passive income. Also called...
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...
Legislation would require inspections at 30-year mark for multifamily buildings taller than three stories. The first condominium regulation update since the Surfside...
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...
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