A square is a rectangle, but not all rectangles are squares. Bad neighborhoods are filled with low-income housing, but not all low-income housing is in a bad neighborhood. Some low-income tenants are bad, but a lot of low-income tenants are good. There’s a lot of glamour in mansions, flipped houses, and tiny homes, as evidenced by... Continue Reading →
How You Should (& How You Definitely Shouldn’t) Invest in a New Area
There’s a big debate amongst real estate investors regarding whether it’s best to invest in your home market (even if it’s very pricey) or to buy in less expensive markets out-of-state. I generally lean toward the former, but I certainly understand the latter. It’s almost impossible to find a buy-and-hold rental in San Francisco or... Continue Reading →