Blog

4 Tips to Help You Sell Your House Without an Agent in Revere

By

Selling your home independently, or FSBO, without the assistance of professional real estate agents, can be overwhelming at best. If you’re like many other home sellers, your immediate thought upon deciding to sell was to call a real estate agent, quickly followed by cringing at the thought of paying their high real estate commissions.  Stepping … Continued

3 Things to Consider Before Becoming a Landlord in Revere

By

As a real estate investor, growing a healthy, well-diversified portfolio that will provide a passive income to carry you through your retirement in style is your business. As an investor, selecting the best investment opportunities allows you to earn the highest returns on your investment dollar.  Just as you should approach the business with systems … Continued

3 Things To Consider When Investing In a Revere Build To Rent Property

By

As the competition among buyers of single-family homes increased, enterprising land investors, builders, and other professionals in the industry joined forces to develop planned build-to-rent communities, which are tracts of rental homes, instead of competing with individual buyers for available properties.  As the pandemic progressed, the mindset and focus of many potential renters turned away … Continued

What to do With Your Costly Revere Fixer-Upper Property

By

Unfortunately for owners of fixer-uppers, when competing in the real estate market, most buyers search online for properties they can move into immediately. As a result, the likelihood is high that they will scroll right by a listing that doesn’t present well. As a result, sellers understand they are up against a severe challenge when … Continued

For Sale By Owner in Revere: The Costs, the Time, and the Results

By

How well listing fares on the Revere real estate market and how many days on the market depends significantly on your home’s condition and willingness or ability to rectify any glaring issues. You’ll also need to pay for any necessary repairs or replacements, either upfront or through negotiating the cost of the repairs with your … Continued

5 Ways to Fund Your First Investment Property in Revere

By

Getting together the starting capital to fund your initial foray into the world of real estate investing can be intimidating, but there are ways to ease complications and stress. To aid in making your first steps into real estate investing more confident and secure, let’s look at 5 ways to fund your first investment property … Continued

5 Tips for People Who Have Inherited Real Estate in Revere

By

When you’ve inherited real estate in Revere, it doesn’t necessarily mean congratulations are in order. Instead, it’s the beginning of a long road of decisions and details to handle at an emotionally difficult time. However, as the clock keeps ticking, holding costs will begin to add up, and you’ll need to take quick action to … Continued

What Revere Homeowners Need to Know About Creative Financing Options

By

Alongside patiently looking through listings and going to showings to find the right property for you, securing financing to purchase that property is another one of the major hurdles you’ll encounter as a prospective homebuyer. To aid you in expanding your possible financing avenues, let’s see what Revere homeowners need to know about creative financing … Continued

How to Sell Your House Without Any Costs in Revere

By

One of the biggest problems with selling your house is the cash outlay to get ready. Not only do you need to prep for photographers and showings, but if your home isn’t new or new, you’ll probably be making the expensive repairs you’ve been dreading or paying for them through the nose in negotiations. Whether … Continued

What Revere Wholesalers Need to Know About Transactional Funding

By

What do you know about transactional funding? Wholesalers often locate deals with motivated sellers who agree with the arrangement. The wholesaler then locates an end buyer, making a slight profit without being involved in the actual transaction. However, there are cases in which this isn’t always an option; for example, no assignment clauses often force … Continued