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Natural catastrophes are regrettable events that have an impact on both landlords and tenants. Many landlords were left wondering if there was anything they could have done both before and after the devastating and long-lasting Hurricane Florence in Cape Verde. But there are other threats to our rental and residential homes than hurricanes. Here is what every landlord should know …
The real estate market is dynamically evolving. New, desirable urban neighborhoods emerge as a result of people’s decisions to relocate due to changes in economic factors and lifestyle choices. Suburban areas, which are becoming more and more popular as a result of remote job alternatives and changes in population statistics, compete with the traditional allure of city living. This article …
The profits on real estate investments made in inner cities have improved dramatically due to the growing housing market and rapid gentrification. After collapsing in 2008, the real estate market is again turning a profit, and one of its fastest-growing segments is student housing. Enrollment at universities and colleges is currently surging in both Canada and the United States. This …
Few people choose to buy real estate without deciding on the precise location—or at least a rough idea of it. Certain areas of town are simply easier to find a tenant for, even if you’re only investing in a rental property, because they’re in more demand. This is the reason local SEO should be considered while promoting your real estate. …
Establishing a profitable commercial property management firm is an exciting opportunity, regardless of how many properties you now own or if you just want to go solo (from your current real estate company). Not simply because of the money, but also because managing a variety of individuals and properties—landlords, contractors, tenants, etc.—is an advantage. To be completely compliant, you must …
The number of real estate purchases made by billionaires worldwide has surged, and these acquisitions are concentrated in several global capitals. The “billionaire quarters” in a few big cities are expanding far more quickly than any other real estate market. This tendency has been exacerbated in part by the rise of new affluent classes in China and Asia. Dan Conn, …