Summer is more than just sunshine and vacations; it’s also one of the most strategic seasons for real estate investment. If you’ve been considering adding rental properties to your portfolio, here’s why summer is the ideal time to act. With over 20 summers of experience and more than 3,000 investors
The post-COVID recession many experts predicted largely didn’t materialize—but now, top economists, like J.P. Morgan’s chief economist, place the likelihood of a recession at 40%. With layoffs making headlines and stock markets showing volatility, it’s understandable to feel uncertain. The good news? A recession doesn’t have to catch us unprepared.
Not every real estate investor is a landlord, but every landlord is, in fact, a real estate investor. If you look around, “landlord” has become something of a dirty word. That’s because, over the years, there has become increasing animosity between property owners and their renters. Now, we’re not here
Millennials, now aged 27 to 42, are a generation marked by resilience. They’ve navigated economic challenges like the Great Recession and COVID-19 while rethinking traditional approaches to homeownership and investment. Today, more than half of American millennials own homes, and an increasing number are looking to turnkey single-family rentals (SFRs)
When evaluating real estate investment opportunities, comparing multifamily properties and single-family rentals (SFRs) reveals significant differences in market trends, challenges, and future potential. Understanding these differences is crucial for investors looking to make informed decisions. Multifamily Market Trends Rental Growth and Occupancy Rental growth has slowed, with some markets, like
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