Build to rent (BTR) is a real estate investing strategy where a real estate investor or company purchases land to build a single or multiple homes for the purpose of long term rentals. This is different than build to sell in that the investors will maintain ownership of the properties for passive income. Build to …
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Are you struggling turning website leads into sales, or listing visitors into buyers? We can help. Whether you have a property you’re trying to move, or a client you want to help find a home, below you’ll find a five step process with everything from a marketing tech stack that is easy to set up, …
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Tenancy in common (TIC) is a form of property ownership where two or more parties hold a title to a property and share ownership rights. The difference between tenancy in common and a join tenancy is the way ownership gets passed along when one owner dies. With joint tenancy agreements, property ownership passes to the …
A real estate syndicate is a partnership between investors (professional and individuals looking to move into the space) that pool their funds together and purchase property like apartment or office buildings, hotels, and shopping centers. And the process is easy. An experienced investor (syndicator) finds an investment property and then sets up a syndicate. This …
FFO is a formula created by NAREIT as a way to measure the cash generated by a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT). The formula was created because traditional cost accounting methods cannot accurately show the value of an account because they fluctuate on a regular basis. FFO is different from EBITDA, because FFO measures cash …
Don’t worry – a zombie property has nothing to do with animated corpses. Instead, a zombie property is a home that is in limbo because the homeowner did not know they retained ownership and the property began to further deteriorate. In many cases this can be a gold mine for real estate investors, and also …
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If you are ready to save money on your corporate taxes as a real estate agent, investor or small business, we are here to help. Registering with the IRS to form your corporation is easy, and form 2553 is simple when you know what to fill out and how. The TL:DR version is by marking …
A “quiet title” is a name given to a legal proceeding that takes place in civil court when someone makes a claim about the rightful ownership of a property during a real estate transaction. A “quiet title action” is the evidence provided by the person defending their ownership. The questions about ownership can come from …
Whether you’re looking to invest and earn a profit, or you are shopping for your new home, choosing between a townhouse vs. a condo doesn’t have to be a hard decision. Both property types are great options, and if you’re stuck, we’re here to help you make the right decision based on your situation. Below …
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A traditional mortgage isn’t always an option for everyone. If you need time to build up your credit score, have more time to save for a down payment, or you know exactly where you want to live, a rent-to-own home may be an option for you. But what are they and how do they work? …
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