Articles tagged with: Property Management
Are You a Passive Investor?
A passive investor is not active in the day to day real estate business. I used to think I was a passive investor with over 200 homes, only to have someone point out that I was really in business. And there is a big difference from being a passive investor, [...]
Why Would You Do That? (part 3)
Have you noticed how any houses are for sale lately? It’s true, there are more houses on the market now than last year at this time. This is good news for investors that have cash and the courage to take action, while the opportunity’s available.
So, why would you [...]
Why Would You Do That? (part 2)
Think about your ultimate dream house, but most importantly, visualize and try and sense what the landscape looks like, the sky and your surroundings outside. What would you be wearing and what would your hobbies and entertainment be like?
I bet everyone that reads this pictured a sunny day, [...]
Why Would You Do That? (part 1)
Did anyone ever offer you a house to purchase and tell you that the rate of return will be over 30%? Be careful! This real estate market is lined with sharks preying on new investors.
The only way you can achieve those kind of results is when you buy low [...]
Atlanta is one of the fastest growing, stable metropolitan centers in America…
Forbes Magazine ranked Atlanta as the #1 rental market
CNNMoney.com says Atlanta is the 4th best city in America to invest in
Forbes Magazine ranks Atlanta as the 4th most affordable U.S. market
U.S. Economic Rankings
3rd in job growth
3rd [...]
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Books have been written, seminars are given but nothing takes the place of experience in the field of property management. So much information is obvious to the experienced property manager and most pitfalls can be avoided. Never under estimate how much trouble one bad [...]
REOs are properties that have been foreclosed on by the lender and the properties are now owned by the lender. The lender doesn’t want these houses and in some cases they don’t want to take them off their books because of cash reserve issues. You see, banks are able to lend [...]
