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Multifamily rental properties, when bought and managed strategically, are a reliable source of passive income and an excellent investment to have in your portfolio. In Texas, where the real estate market is thriving, they’re ostensibly even more valuable. There are a few hurdles to purchasing a multifamily rental property. You’ll need enough cash to fund

Airbnb once dominated the market for being a new, fun, and trendy alternative to staying at a hotel or resort. For years, people found ways to capitalize on Airbnb properties – whether that meant renting out a basement, flipping a home, or even purchasing a brand new home. And for years, this strategy worked great. 

As a landlord, you want to provide a quality property to people and make them feel safe and proud of where they live. You also want to generate a healthy cash flow and ROI. Sometimes, there can be some friction involved – particularly when you’re dealing with tenants from all walks of life. If you do

If you plan to build an investment property portfolio, don’t stretch yourself too thin.  Real estate can fit within a comprehensive investment strategy. In addition to buying stocks, mutual funds, index funds, and other financial vehicles, you might add one or more rental properties. Rental income, property appreciation, and the monetization option can be enticing.

While buying a rental property is a dream for many people, that dream can turn into a nightmare if you’re not careful. Many potential pitfalls exist for investment property owners. That’s especially true if you’re new to the space and are still trying to figure things out. That’s one reason it pays to hire a

Did you know there are 28,200 property managers in Texas? The only state with more of these professionals is California. But here’s the thing: Just because there are tens of thousands of property managers in The Lone Star State doesn’t mean all of them are the right fit for you. If you buy an investment