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What is required from a buyer’s agent? Is it due diligence? Work ethic or shear commitment? Are you giving all you have as a buyer’s agent? When it comes to buying a property (be it a house or some commercial building) turns into a crucial and sentimental decision. Dealing with commodities can be manageable but when it comes to real estate things sometimes get nasty as it usually involves high stakes both in terms of money and time. Due to this very reason one must be fully aware of his/her responsibilities as an agent. One needs to make sure that the property finalized by the client is sound to be bought; leaving no stones un-turned when it comes to information collection about the legal and other formalities. 

Investing in rental properties can be a very lucrative venture. Landlords earn a great deal of income monthly especially now that many people find it convenient to rent rather than buying a home. Steady cash flow from your investment properties can allow you to have early retirement and achieve financial freedom that others only dream about. However, there’s no investment that is without risks. There are a number of challenges that landlords face before they start getting income from their investment. While you may have these challenges at some point as a landlord, they are worth the effort and commitment from you. Dealing with the challenges may be a hard task but they shouldn’t kill your rental investment dream.

Wholesaling a property can be an intimidating task for someone with experience in real estates, even more so for someone who is a novice to the industry. However, there are a few things you can do that will help you land that first sale in less than 2 months.

Investments are tricky. They can make or break a person in any given time-interval. Similar is the thing with real estate investing. Through this medium of investment, one can gain many financial benefits. But let us look at the basics of real estate investing first:

The internet has widely become a resource for people around the looking for products and services. Real estate is not an exception. People searching for property to buy will look for them online. Videos are the most engaging and involving marketing strategy for your real estate clients. Although quality pictures say a lot, videos do a lot more. Some buyers make up their mind to buy a property based solely on the video provided. There’s no better way to give a more realistic view of your real estate than using videos. While real estate video marketing is powerful, using shoddy videos can affect the image of your property and the branding of your business. So how do you create professional videos for your real estate business?

In today’s economy, if you ever wanted to save for a house, it is easier said than done. But it doesn’t need to be.

According to the National Association of Realtors, affordability and increasing house prices are keeping people away from investing in their new home. It seems difficult, but not impossible if you follow a few ground rules from today. You just need to get creative and focus on your goals.

Here are a few tips that can help you save for a house in this economic climate.

Investors who are finding it difficult to compete will usually receive advice to build an absentee owner list first, as this allows them to skirt the edges of the competition and find juicy off-market deals. If the phrase is unfamiliar to you, absentee owners are property owners who don’t live on the property they own. The owners may reside in the area or in a different part of the country, and use said residence as their primary address.
Finding an absentee owner may seem like an intimidating prospect. They are using a different property’s address in all of their their public-facing information.  It’s difficult to know their status as absentee owners just from their public profiles, but there are a few tricks you can use to build an absentee owner list, such as: