If you are new to being a landlord or you are new to the interview process on the tenant side of a transaction, you should know what questions are off limits. Some of them may seem like no-brainers, such as race, sexual orientation, and nationality. But other questions relating to [...]

Most of us think that investing in real estate means buying property and renting it out to someone else. However, this comes with its own headaches, such as maintenance costs, unruly tenants, or tenants that do not pay on time. This will mean a change in your everyday lifestyle, and [...]

Although the national trend seen in the past year was going down, there are specific areas throughout the country where foreclosures were increasing. For example, from 2016 to 2017, Washington D.C. experienced a 60 percent increase in foreclosures from the previous year according to “A Look at the 2017 Foreclosure [...]

Many of us know that you need to save a chunk of cash for a down payment. However, this isn’t the only expense that new homebuyers have to worry about. There are other out-of-pocket expenses that can quickly add up to the surprise of many who have never gone through [...]

Although rents have declined month-over-month in 60 of the country’s 100 largest cities, rents still increased in 91 of the 100 largest U.S. over the past 12 months according to the Apartment List National Rent Report. In September of last year, rent reached its one of its highest yearly median [...]