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5 Moves to Keep Good Tenants

5 Moves to Keep Good Tenants

Keeping properties rented is the key to building wealth in income property. High turnover in tenants costs money in several ways, from loss of income due to vacancy to the expenditures of preparing a home for rent and advertising for new tenants. In a previous post we...

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Advertising Schemes and Scams Aimed at Investors

Advertising Schemes and Scams Aimed at Investors

Jason Hartman opens with one of the investment counselors as they discuss current news, rental properties and the biggest obstacle to investor success. More at: https://www.jasonhartman.com/podcast/ With our guest for this episode, you'll hear opinions on some of the...

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As Marijuana Laws Change, Investing Scams Surface

As Marijuana Laws Change, Investing Scams Surface

Pot is hot. As attitudes and laws change, marijuana is making news as the Next Big Thing in investing. And as always happens, alongside the legitimate potential for investing in the old hippie favorite come the scam artists, pushing a variety of get rich quick schemes...

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5 Keys to Recruiting Good Tenants

5 Keys to Recruiting Good Tenants

Building wealth with rental property depends on good tenants – stable, long term renters who keep the monthly payments coming and don’t trash the property or create other problems for you and the neighborhood. While it’s easy to just put an ad online or in the paper,...

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Equity Can Be Riskier Than Debt

Equity Can Be Riskier Than Debt

The story flies in the face of conventional wisdom about home ownership. A Washington DC homeowner loses his fully paid for home — with all its accumulated equity – all because of an unpaid property tax bill totaling just $134. That’s the world of tax lien sales – a...

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In the Market, White Metals Outpace Gold

In the Market, White Metals Outpace Gold

The gold standard may be giving way to the white standard. As gold prices bounce up and down, mostly down, it’s the white metals – silver, platinum, palladium and, to a lesser extent, aluminum and tin that continue to quietly make gains in the market. And since recent...

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Dodd-Frank Act Caves on Down Payments

Dodd-Frank Act Caves on Down Payments

It’s been three years since the Dodd Frank Act became law, but the legislation – intended to head off another crisis in mortgage backed securities – is still evolving, as bank regulators and lawmakers try to shape the Act’s broad provisions into specific rules and...

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Can Too Much Information Derail Investing Success?

Can Too Much Information Derail Investing Success?

The Internet makes all the finance and investing information you’ll ever need available all the time. And as we’ve been reporting in this space, new mobile technologies mean that you’ll never be without access to all that stuff, wherever you go. But does this constant...

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5 Handy Mobile Apps for Real Estate Investors

5 Handy Mobile Apps for Real Estate Investors

Smartphones and tablets, iPhone, iPad and Android – mobile devices are the heirs of the home computer, making it possible to do business anywhere and everywhere. There’s an app for virtually every need, including investing and managing investment properties. Here’s a...

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Trump University: Real Estate Education or Scam?

Trump University: Real Estate Education or Scam?

One thing’s for sure - real estate titan Donald Trump knows how to keep the spotlight on himself. It seems that everyone’s favorite walking circus has drawn the attention of the state of New York, especially a little educational undertaking called Trump University....

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