College classes will soon start. Landlords, do you rent to college students? If not, then you are missing a great source of income. If you are renting to college students, do you know how to market to them? Their situation is quite different than a normal tenant with a couple of kids. This article is…
In our last article we discussed how to set up a real estate portfolio that can support retirement. This week, we will focus our attention on how to place your rental properties into a self-directed retirement account. While simply owning cash-flowing rental properties will finance your retirement, placing them in a self-directed retirement account will…
House rules. You moved out to get away from those, right? Well, we promise to never set a curfew or require you to call your mom if you are running late. But there are a few things that we ask of our tenants. Not only do these house rules protect our landlord’s investments, but if…
If Given the Chance, Would you Run a Motel 6 Strategy, or a Marriott Strategy? In our series of Investing Myth articles, we will be busting open some common buying and selling myths that affect real estate investors. Making an investment decision based on one of these common misconceptions could cost you thousands of dollars…
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