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Many people look to buy rental property as an investment, much like they would invest in stocks, bonds, index funds, or other assets intended to grow over time. But is buying rental property inherently more profitable than other types of investments?

Selling your home can be stressful, especially if you’re under pressure to move to a new location as soon as possible. You’ll need to price your home appropriately enough to ensure it sells quickly, but not so low that you lose money, and you could end up negotiating paperwork for weeks to months even after

Houston is home to many property investors for a reason: there are some worthwhile investments in the area. If you’ve been investing locally for a while, you might be considering expanding your real estate portfolio out-of-state. Out-of-state investments can be worthwhile, but they’re not for everyone. For every reason to invest in property outside of

You want to increase the value of your property as much as possible. One of those methods is to upgrade or alter your property in a way that increases the value and brings you profit whether you rent or sell the property. By upgrading your property with add-ons (like bedrooms, bathrooms, and other extended areas),

Investing in any type of property in the Houston area requires careful consideration. No investment is problem-free, but some are easier than others. For instance, investing in a single-family home requires less effort than investing in a multi-family property. With a single-family home, you only need to find one tenant every few years and handle

Owning rental properties isn’t as simple or effortless as some are tempted to believe. There are undeniable perks and rewards, usually including a healthy return on investment, there are also numerous challenges and points of friction that are too easy to overlook. Traditionally, one of the biggest problems landlords’ encounters is the lack of concern