When evaluating a real estate investment, you have to look under the hood. And when you get under there, you better know the difference between a radiator and an alternator. You don't buy a car just looking at the horsepower and you shouldn't buy an investment just looking at the projected return.
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Rachel Hernandez, the spouse of a physician and a real estate investor who has written a book on investing in manufactured housing entitled Adventures in Mobi...
We have had four guest posts this week about real estate private placements that have given us all a lot to think about with respect to private placement investments. Physicians and other highly paid...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from David Phelps, D.D.S., who has freed himself from the "slavery" of his dental practice not once but twice by investing in real estate. He now teaches seminar...
John T. Reed writes self-published real estate books. You should read this one before getting in to real estate investing.
It's straightforward to get out of an investment in stocks but not so easy or straightforward when it comes to real estate. If you own real estate and REALLY need to get out, here are 7 ways to make it happen.
I've learned a few things recently as a result of becoming an unintentional landlord. After trying to sell my previous home for well over a year without success, I turned it into a rental property. ...
Real estate investing is becoming more and more attractive lately. Not only are home prices dropping, but mortgage rates are at all time lows for those of us with good credit and plenty of cash to in...