Property managers. Love them or hate them, you’re going to have to deal with them when you’re doing real estate investing. Most real estate investors wind up hating their property managers. And I don’t blame them for it. From my experience, a good deal of real estate...
We’ve talked quite a bit in the past about the foreign oligarch demand-driven boom in Manhattan real estate prices and the dollar strength-induced bust in the market for luxury Miami condos. As the dollar continues to surge and signs emerge that the hot money...
For a view of Houston’s economy, get in a car. At the intersection of the Loop and Freeway 225, two motorways in the south-east of the city, you drive over a high, tangled overpass. To the east, where the port of Houston sits on Buffalo Bayou, the skyline is an...
More than 35% of Americans are facing debt collectors, according to a report released Tuesday by the Urban Institute. It’s an astounding figure in the land of opportunity, where earning money is easier than ever. That’s right: the streets are practically...
After graduating college in 2009, Brian Maida moved back home to live with his parents while he worked and saved money. By 2011, with $14,000 saved up, Maida was able to purchase his first home which he immediately rented out. By 2013, he was able to afford a second...
After the housing market bust we experienced across the country in 2008, many experts have been quick to warn that a new bubble may be forming in some areas. One particular example of this is a recent article pointing toward the California Bay Area’s price gains over...
