Landlord Resources

Explore the latest real estate trends for 2023, including the growing popularity of suburban living and single-family homes. Discover how urban-suburban shifts are reshaping the housing market from recent research and explore rental preferences, and the changing face of real estate.

Short-term rentals often offer landlords the advantage of higher nightly rates, on the other hand, long-term rentals provide investors a high level of stability. With a long-term lease, landlords can accurately predict the rental income they will receive throughout the lease period.

Passive real estate investment is a strategy where investors put their money into real estate ventures without actively managing the property. Why investing in real estate in 2023 is a wise decision?

BRRRR investing strategy focuses on buying homes in poor condition and renovating them, much like house-flipping; however, instead of reselling for a one-time profit, they keep ownership and rent them to tenants.

Buying land, structures, and homes is a commercial activity known as real estate development.  Research shows that real estate is the highest-earning asset type a portfolio can have. Let's take a closer look at the eight benefits of investing in real estate.

More free time and less financial strain sound like a dream come true, and it’s achievable with the passive income that real estate investing provides. As soon as you understand the basics of investment, economics, and risk, real estate investing will get easier.

If you’re a novice investor buying your first rental property, you may feel overwhelmed at first. We’ve created this comprehensive guide of important pointers to help you prepare to buy your property.

Whether you plan to flip a house or rent it out, you’re making a great decision. Investing in real estate means that you’ll eventually start generating ongoing passive income and look towards increasing your rental portfolio as your business grows.

If you’ve ever thought about adding yourself to the 10-12 million landlords in the country, now is the time. More people are choosing to rent homes, apartments, condos, and tiny houses than ever before. While rental properties used to be considered the best option for people with low income levels, that just isn’t the case anymore.

Being a remote landlord can be a challenging task for those who have never tried to manage their rental properties from afar. But experienced long-distance landlords are well-aware of the perks (as well as the pitfalls) of running a rental business from anywhere.

Even though people are still trying to buy a home of their own, it’s not an affordable option for most and the demand for rentals is still high. Why not take advantage of that and start investing in rental properties?

Investing in residential or commercial rental properties has always been an attractive idea. Although this type of investment requires an initial outlay, it is a rewarding solution often associated with high ROI and ongoing passive income.
If you do not believe in the power of real estate investment, here are a few convincing points you should keep in mind.

The pursuit of passive income has recently become some sort of a trend, and long-term investing in real estate is one of the most appealing passive income streams. If you already know how to earn extra income from rental properties, finding ways to take advantage of it should be your next step.

Were you thinking about retirement when you were a twenty-something? Did you invest in a 401(k) in your thirties? No matter what the answer, having passive income involved is a must. Building an effective retirement model that includes passive income will let you enjoy life and spend less time counting every penny.