If you’ve come to this blog post expecting to read something related to cold weather, then you’re in the right place! Not because that’s what this blog post is about, but because you must not be familiar with the BRRRR method of house flipping. The acronym BRRRR stands for the five steps involved in this…
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Developing your personal real estate investor website can seem daunting on the surface. Do you need to know how to code? Is there a certain way you should design it? What needs to be featured to make new visitors learn about who you are as an investor and what you bring to the table? A…
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Foreclosure, a word that carries a different connotation depending on what it means for you. While not a term exclusive to real estate, a foreclosure occurs when a lender attempts to recover the amount lent to a borrower. They do this by forcing the sale of the asset used as collateral. In real estate specifically,…
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Both the summer weather and the real estate market are heating up as we enter the month of August. After three extensions, the federal moratorium on evictions and foreclosures has been extended for a fourth time. With the housing shortage the market is seeing, Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk is looking at alternative arrangements to increase…
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For any investor serious about making money, real estate investing courses and training are a huge part of avoiding mistakes and ensuring profitability. You shouldn’t be investing if you don’t understand things like estimating rehab costs, finding deals, getting funding, hiring contractors, negotiating terms, closing contracts, etc. You can start by getting up to speed…
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When David Corbaley started as a real estate investor back in 2002, he ended up struggling for 2-3 years to get his business off the ground. It was an unfriendly roller coaster ride full of stress. He fell back on his training as an Army Green Beret and used those skills to develop unconventional methods…
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Market cycles are timely, observable and predictable. But, as obvious as the signs are most real estate investors find it difficult navigating them. Missing out on profit potentials and buying at the wrong time are some examples of the consequences of wrong timing. There’s no national market cycle in real estate. Cycles are market and…
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