Trust is at the center of any lending relationship. Investors don’t want to be seen as a potential paycheck, but as an important client whose interests come ahead of profits.
The benefits of owning and renting out mid-sized properties like quadplexes can’t be denied. But as with many things, there is much strategy and intention that needs to go into taking on this scope of work.
The sleeker technology has gotten, the more it’s changed the real estate investment game and the more we’re capable of handling from the palm of our hands, literally.
If you’re thinking about stretching your investor wings to explore opportunities outside your area, you’re not alone. With technology making it easier, it might make sense to expand your portfolio to include other States. But is it a wise move?
Going into a project with a clearly laid out plan and strategy can be the difference maker between turning a profit and defaulting on your loan (or going into bankruptcy).
The perfect compromise between owning and living in tight quarters while continuing to save? A single-family rental. Learn why rents are up more than 5%.
A real estate wholesaler is someone who looks to buy a home directly from the owner then turns around and sells it to an investor for a slightly higher cost, pocketing the difference as the wholesale fee.
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Temple View Capital announced on January 31st, 2020, that it had closed its first securitization deal of Residential Transitional Loans issuing nearly $176 million on non-rated, asset-backed securities originated and serviced by TVC.
From marketing properties to millennials, to renovating and flipping homes that check specific boxes, it’s pivotal for any investor and seller to find ways to attract and successfully sell to this critical audience.
The recipe for residential real estate success includes having a sound strategy for finding the right properties, having a reliable team of handymen, contractors, insurance agents, and the like, and having a reliable source of financing.