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The title of “real estate investor” sounds so official. And while real estate investors are often some of the most successful, wealthy people in the world, you may be surprised to learn that you don’t need a seven-figure portfolio to start investing. In fact, you don’t even need a six-figure savings account. With just a

From the time we’re children, everyone has an idea of what their dream life looks like. Dreams like these typically involve much more than physical possessions – but if there’s one staple in everyone’s dream world, it’s the perfect neighborhood and home. The definition of “perfect” will be different for everyone, but we all want

Anyone with the right amount of money, a healthy credit score, and access to resources can purchase investment properties and become a landlord. However, there’s a huge difference between being a landlord and being a successful landlord. The latter requires patience, foresight, intelligence, and strategic action. Just because the barriers to entry are relatively low

Smart real estate investors understand the power of teamwork. It’s impossible to do everything on your own, and building professional relationships with people who have other skillsets can prove invaluable. Specifically, many investors turn to real estate agents to help them identify and maximize opportunities. But you can’t go out and just hire anyone –

Leverage is a broad term that can mean any number of things. It can often have a negative connotation associated with blackmail or bribery. But in real estate, it involves nothing illegal. It is, however, a powerful term that real estate investors should know. According to Investopedia, leverage in investing is “an investment strategy of

Finding a profitable rental property is one of the most rewarding experiences there is. It promises a steady monthly income from renters and the potential for more investments in the future. But it’s not easy to find a property in great condition and situated in an excellent neighborhood. Sometimes, you end up with a lost-rental