Tuesday, February 7th, 2012 at
7:31 am
Knowing your tenants and the concerns of the area in which the rental house is located will give you a clue about what it might take to make your tenants happy.
Making Renters Happy: Virginia Real Estate: When you buy a house intending to rent it out while you are holding it, keep in mind that one of the most basic rules for landlords is keeping your good tenants. By doing a few simple things your tenants will be more likely to stay for awhile. Every time you have to find new tenants it will cost you time and money, not to mention the work involved.
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Make Your Renters Happy
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Wednesday, February 1st, 2012 at
7:27 am
Do you have, or can you buy, a house within walking or biking distance of a university or college? If so, you can easily rent each bedroom individually to increase your profits.
Renting Property – Virginia Wholesale Real Estate: When renting out a house for profit, you might be aware of the possibility of renting out each bedroom as a separate rental unit. This might sound like trouble, and it actually can be unless you find the right tenants and are careful about setting up the ground rules of the tenancy.
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Renting Your Property to Students Room by Room
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Tuesday, January 24th, 2012 at
7:22 am
Flipping, although most popular a decade ago, can still be done if you know how to calculate your ideal purchase price. You must also be flexible and be prepared to alter your strategies as the market changes.
Wholesale Real Estate: There was a huge movement several years ago to encourage real estate investors to flip houses. It didn’t really take much encouragement at the time because money could be made almost no matter what you did or didn’t do right. The housing market was on fire and prices were claiming almost daily. You could buy a house for $200k, do nothing to it at all and sell it for $225k in a month. Those were the days.
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Is Flipping Houses Still Possible?
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Tuesday, January 17th, 2012 at
2:22 pm
If you pay cash for your properties no one will demand that you have insurance, but for your own sake, protect yourself.
Wholesale Real Estate – Woodbridge VA: Houses that are bought on mortgages are usually required to keep insurance on them at least until the mortgage is paid off. After the buyer owns the house outright, it’s no longer anyone’s business whether they have their home insured or not. This is also the case with investment property. Most lower priced investment houses are bought with cash by real estate investors so when the deed is transferred, it’s no one’s business if they insure their investments.
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Insurance for Investment Property
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