4 Things to Consider Before Becoming a Landlord
January 17, 2014
in Investment Property, Renting a House Tagged investing, investment, landlord, rental, renting, tenantsWhen considering whether or not to buy investment property, searching for good advice can lead to even more frustration. After all, there is a lot more to consider than the simple messages you find on many websites, like: “Home prices are at rock bottom and interest rates are at historic lows!” Your best bet, when […]
Investors and Rentals Continue to Rule the Housing Market
February 24, 2012
in This Week in Real Estate Tagged home prices, home sales, housing market, investing, investment, real estate market, real estate news, rental property, rentingLooking to Invest? Consider the South If you’re thinking about investing in the housing market, your destination should be Atlanta, Phoenix or Miami. And not just because of the nicer weather. That’s where the most attractive assets are, says Marc Faber, editor of Gloom Boom & Doom report. Faber told CNBC that the Southern markets […]
New & Existing Home Sales Drop along with U.S. Average Price
August 19, 2011
in This Week in Real Estate Tagged average price, home sales, housing market, rentals, rentingWhen it comes to sweet mortgage deals, if you are hunting for a brand new home, chances are they are diminishing in numbers, albeit slowly. The U.S. Commerce Department said Tuesday that new housing starts slid 1.5 percent in July to an annualized rate of 604,000 units, compared with 613,000 the previous month. It’s a […]