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Are Your Residents Holding Large, Noisy Celebrations? How to Manage Resident Parties
Part of living a full and happy life is celebrating holidays with family and friends. But what happens if your residents like to throw large, noisy parties at your rental property? As a property owner, it’s important to know what can be done about resident parties and why you should ...
10 Strategies for Investing in Real Estate During an Economic Downturn
The period of robust and consistent economic expansion since the pandemic seems to be coming to an end. Consumer prices continue to rise, but the annual inflation rate dropped to 5% in March. That's significantly lower than the 9% reported in June 2022 but still much higher than the target ...
Midwest Multifamily Market Trends
Although there is increased interest in Midwest multifamily investing, the pace of interest rate hikes has slowed activity. Still, optimism remains for 2024. “Investors, who are seeing rent growth fall, are consequently shifting their money into Midwestern markets where they are still finding slow but steady growth.” —Aarthi Swaminathan, MarketWatch ...
6 Ways to Update Your Apartment Complex with New Amenities
As apartment living continues to be a popular housing choice, property managers and owners are increasingly looking for ways to enhance the resident experience and add value to their complexes. One effective approach is to invest in new and innovative amenities that cater to the modern lifestyle. Here, we'll explore ...
Multifamily Investing Insights
00:30:53| In this session, Eric Stewart discusses why you should invest in Multifamily. He'll cover what to look for in a market, asset, team and loan terms ...
Multifamily Rentals: Providing Stability in a Volatile Market
00:36:46 |In this session, subject matter experts discuss how to maintain stability with multi-family investments in the current real estate cycle. They will cover the how-to’s of risk analysis, asset protection, and long-term planning. Other Replays for this Event ...
What You Need to Know About the New Construction Process
00:46:15 | New construction processes can vary between neighborhoods. Therefore, it is crucial to do your due diligence with new construction. This session will cover land due diligence (zoning and environmental), building your team, and funding for new construction. Other Replays for this Event ...
The Differences Between Student and Family Rental Properties
Some key distinctions exist between student housing and family housing. Here are some of the significant differences found between the two. There are some key similarities between multifamily and student housing regarding the construction types and the methods used for building. Still, when the design team is involved, they can ...
Single Family Versus Multi Family
00:08:45 | Listen in for a fast breakdown of the pros and cons of single family (1-4 units) and multi family (5+ units) real estate investing. Flip and Dani-Lynn are actively doing deals everyday in BOTH categories ...
Think Realty Podcast #267 – Multifamily Marketplace: Is it a Home Run?
When it comes to investing in the multifamily marketplace, can you expect a home run every time? Eddie sat down with our Think Realty Resident Expert, Eric Stewart from Atlantic Investment Capital, to discuss the current trends in the marketplace, why multifamily should still be considered an asset class to ...
Multifamily Rentals: Providing Stability in a Volatile Market
00:49:13 | In this session, subject matter experts discuss how to maintain stability with multi-family investments in the current real estate cycle. They will cover the how-to’s of risk analysis, asset protection, and long-term planning. Other Replays for this Event ...
The strategy of investing in properties that house two or more households. Multifamily, also known as multi-family, may include duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes, etc. as well as larger developments such as apartment buildings and condominium buildings. Multifamily investment strategies often mimic single-family strategies at scale. These properties may be flipped, held, ...
The strategy of investing in properties that house two or more households. Multi-family, also known as multifamily, may include duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes, etc. as well as larger developments such as apartment buildings and condominium buildings. Multi-family investment strategies often mimic single-family strategies at scale. These properties may be flipped, held, ...
17 Ways You Can Make Money Investing in Real Estate
Investing in real estate is a solid way to build generational wealth. Here are 17 ways you can make money investing in real estate—plus eight ways to get started with less money than you think. 7 Most Common Types of Real Estate Investments 1. Buying a Home It seems pretty ...
Four Ways to Make Money in Real Estate
Real estate is one of the most sought-after methods of making money. People sometimes view it as an easy way to make your money work for you, but it isn’t that easy. While there are a few great ways to make a living or money on the side with real ...
Cultivating Your Creative Ability
Everyone knows that for the design side of any renovation, the sky’s the limit when it comes to what one can spend! Becoming familiar with creative alternatives allows you to design eye popping renovations without busting your budget. Turning a great profit is, after all, the end game! Getting Comfortable ...
Short Term Rental Investments: A Compact Guide
Vacation rentals, also known as short-term rentals, can be a lucrative investment for real estate investors. While the upfront costs of purchasing and furnishing a vacation rental may appear daunting, many will say that the potential return on investment (ROI) is still worth it. However, just like all investments, it's ...
Rising Rates? Try Seller Financing!
The Federal Reserve has been raising interest rates to combat high inflation. As a result, mortgage rates are about to exceed 7%. This has dampened activity in both residential and commercial real estate. Homebuyers and investors need a way to move forward with their purchases, and “seller financing” is a ...
6 Mistakes That Can Kill Potential Real Estate Deals
Investing in real estate can be incredibly lucrative, but it can also be a lot harder than it looks. Although the past few years of skyrocketing home values have given a lot of novice investors the idea that buying property is a “can’t-miss” investment, the reality isn’t quite so simple ...
Think Realty Webinar – Buying Rental Properties in 2023: Update on the Latest Market Trends
Think Realty is providing you with another FREE WEBINAR! On January 17th at 6:30PM (CST), Matthew Bowles from Maverick Investor Group will be speaking about buying rental properties in 2023 and will have an update on the latest market trends. Will there be a housing crash soon? Is it a ...
9 Things to Consider Before Buying a Two-Family House
Owning a home in which you live with others is an excellent way to save money, build equity, and enjoy the companionship of other people. But there are some downsides to living in a multi-unit building. Buying a home is a huge investment, especially when you're buying a two-family house, ...
Local Connections Aid Successful Development
As any developer knows, one of the most difficult hurdles to overcome in the pre-job phase is gaining the approval and support of local governing organizations. Whether you are planning to develop a new commercial facility or build a new subdivision, your project will hinge on the approval of local ...
Investing Strategies In Real Estate During Inflation
As with any investment, there are risks associated with any strategy, but there are steps that can be taken to limit those liabilities. In real estate, investors' best advantage is the ability to leverage money from a lender into a profit. The way it works is this; an investor seeks ...
00:09:01 | This is Part 2 of the story about our first apartment acquisition. We discuss the financial numbers including how much have our private money lenders made in interest so far, what is the projected profit and was the battle worth it ...
00:09:24 | This is Part 1 of the story about our first apartment acquisition. Fun facts: None of the keys collected at the closing worked, the “supervisor” was taking social security and government subsidy checks from tenants and there were a ton of repeated break ins…and MORE ...
