Any investment property can earn you income, but a smart investor wants to maximize his or her profits. If you’re looking at new construction homes, you’ll soon see that there are several styles to choose from. Which of these is going to earn you the most money overall? There’s no cut-and-dry answer, but there are definitely things you'll want to consider.
If you’ve been thinking about investing in real estate, you’ve probably heard that you should hire a property manager or a property management company to take care of your investments.
Do you really need a property manager or could you save some money and do it on your own? The answer really depends on a lot of factors. We break it down for you so that you can make a decision that’s right for you.
We've covered a variety of different home model features for investment properties including side-by-side duplexes, infill homes, suited homes and garage suites. Now, we have one more we'd love to share with you. And it's one of our favourites.
A successful real estate investor doesn’t go through the process alone. You need a solid team of people you trust on your side if you want to build your investment property empire. Finding and hiring this team can be daunting, so we’ve put together a list of the people you will need on your side.
Once you’ve built this team, the entire process will go much more smoothly.
When you start looking for an investment property to purchase, you’ll likely find a variety of options. Naturally, you'll want to select a property that surpasses all of your expectations.
Discover ten tips on how to choose the investment property that’s right for you!
Investors are always looking for ways to get the best deal on an investment property. Some might argue that the best time to buy an investment property is whenever you’re ready to make the move. As long as you’ve got the money for a down payment, it’s best to jump in, right?
When choosing an investment property in Edmonton, you will likely be faced with the decision of whether to buy new construction or go for something older, maybe even a fixer-upper.
Both options have their pros and cons, however, we've found that the benefits of a new construction home far outweigh any cons, especially for long-term holds. The process to purchase a new home may seem daunting, but there are some great checkmarks in the pro column for investing in a new construction home.
Real estate investment is a lot easier when you hire a property management company to take care of all the little details. Sure, you have to pay for their service, but you get to be pretty hands-off with your investments.
Of course, hiring the right property management company is essential. You want to know that they’re taking good care of your property and that everything is flowing smoothly in a way that will match your investment lifestyle.