The View From Temple View

Buying a distressed property, fixing it and bringing it up to code, and putting it back on the market to make a profit is an appealing way to ease into the world of real estate investment, and a great way to diversify your portfolio.

The COVID-19 pandemic has only intensified the need for landlords to be proactive in their communication efforts, as well as how they address health concerns and maintain property cleanliness. Learn more.

The adage of it takes money to make money rings true for selling a property.  This means an investor has to be strategic with what projects are worth taking on and how to market an updated property so that it garners the right people’s attention.

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While investing in real estate is never a bad idea the thought of actually pursuing it may seem daunting, especially if you’re new to the world of real estate. Understanding the different ways to finance a deal is just as important as securing one.

While traditional loans can take a month or more to be approved, hard money lenders can get you funds within a week or two, making for a quicker, more seamless process. Trusting a reputable, quality lender is key to taking the first step.

Great landlords not only attract better tenants, but those tenants are more likely to stick around long-term. Find out what it takes.