by Martin Orefice In many parts of Florida, not speaking Spanish can eliminate half of your potential market. While speaking Spanish isn’t essential to have a successful real estate business in many areas of the United States, learning a second language is a powerful tool that you may want to tap into. A second language can... Continue Reading →
The Investor’s Guide to Pulling Realistic Rental Comps
by Sterling White How do you effectively find and evaluate rental comps? Rental comps are just as important as sales comps when looking at buying a property. Knowing how to find them and accurately assess them will directly impact whether you’re able to achieve profitable deals. This is true even if you are wholesaling or rehabbing... Continue Reading →
Newbies, if You Want to Land a Property Within 12 Months, You Need to Do THIS Now
by Alexander Felice Getting ahead of problems is one of the single most influential things you can do in life—and real estate is no different. This is a business that works in long timelines and complex systems. It’s a high stakes game. This makes it imperative that you get on top of future problems immediately, and... Continue Reading →
Plan to Sell Your Primary Residence? STOP… And Consider This First.
by Dave Van Horn As a real estate agent for close to 30 years, I realized early on that many people make their biggest mistakes with real estate between the ages of 25 to 35 years old. Our working years really take place between 25 and 65 years old, and I believe the decisions we make in the... Continue Reading →
3 Reasons Beginners Don’t Invest Out-of-State (& How to Overcome Them!)
by Engelo Rumora Buying out-of-state property or property in a different country can be very rewarding. Due to the fact that you’re not bound by your current location’s limitations, you have access to property in prime locations elsewhere. Prices could be in your favor, rental demand could be through the roof, or maybe you’re simply able... Continue Reading →