The View From Temple View

Fix and flip investments often have a popular draw for both new and seasoned real estate investors, and for good reason. It's a great way to expand your investment portfolio and take advantage of a really great market with booming communities

Any experienced real estate investor will tell a budding one that half the challenge of investing in fix-and-flip properties is selecting the right location, and that requires foresight into up-and-coming markets.

If you're in the investment property business or thinking about entering into it, then you'll want to make sure your rental properties appeal to potential renters as much as possible.

For many, having supplementary space on the property that can be converted into additional living quarters—like a garage or a shed—can offer greater opportunities beyond basic hoarding and storage.

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If you’ve ever tackled a new investment project and created a meticulous business plan, timeline, and checklist to go through, what are the chances you’ve incorporated creating a green property onto that list?

Short-term rentals have become a hot topic and an appealing prospect for investors to broaden their portfolios.