Your yard is an important aesthetic to your property. Whether it is the back yard or front, the greenery around your home adds value and all the more reason to take good care of it. Real estate investors should also keep this in mind when committing to projects. A nice front yard not only serves as the first image in…
Real estate investing is a great business opportunity for many and that doesn’t exclude some A list celebrities. Below are a few celebrities you may not have known have some experience as real estate investors. Check it out!
Andre Agassi
Andre Agassi, world renowned tennis star, has worked with Stefanie Graf and Exclusive Resorts to create some very luxurious vacation destinations including…
A lien is a claim on a property that is usually issued by a bank or lender when an individual defaults on their payments. Liens secure properties as collateral until the unpaid debt or incomplete services are dealt with. Real estate investors should be aware of this practice and be careful when approaching liens because when a property is purchased…
Soccer may be one of the least popular sports in the United States for a variety of reasons. Many Americans enjoy the more sensationalist sports with high scores such as basketball and football. Americans don’t appreciate the ‘diving’ which is essentially when a player fakes a foul or injury to draw a call. Another reason may be the lack of…
Source: U.S. Home Sales Up, but Still Slow, Associated Press via Philly.com
2014 was off to a sluggish start due to a variety of factors one mainly being the tough weather conditions discouraging home buyers and delaying the Spring selling season.
However, it seems that the housing market is making a rebound, but not quite as strong as people would hope for. Housing sales…
Source: Multi-Family Real Estate Forecast: 2014-2020, Forbes.com
Forbes contributor and economist Bill Conerly believes a major shift from multi-family properties to single-family properties is headed towards the real estate industry with the growing demographic of young renters.
Conerly argues that the housing market will change similarly to the market between the 1970s and 1980s when the population of young adults searching for…