The View From Temple View

Investing real estate is not limited to the buying and renting of a quadplex or other multi-unit dwelling. The build-to-rent (BTR) model creates additional opportunities for people who might desire the space and privacy of a single-family home but not have the money to purchase one.

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Looking into foreclosed homes is a great way to find properties at much lower costs, making the return of investment (ROI) opportunity that much higher. However, are a few risks and hidden costs associated with foreclosures.

The benefits of owning and renting out mid-sized properties like quadplexes can’t be denied. But as with many things, there is much strategy and intention that needs to go into taking on this scope of work.

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The sleeker technology has gotten, the more it’s changed the real estate investment game and the more we’re capable of handling from the palm of our hands, literally.

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If you’re thinking about stretching your investor wings to explore opportunities outside your area, you’re not alone. With technology making it easier, it might make sense to expand your portfolio to include other States. But is it a wise move?

A successful real estate investor is one who always does their homework and understands the inner workings of any deal. What tips can ensure a streamlined flipping process and a successful outcome?