Mike Jordan
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In Your Twenties? Invest In Real Estate!
You’re in your twenties… it’s time to cut loose, enjoy life, and get ready to settle down, right? While this may seem like a great idea, there is a secondary option that many twenty-year-olds tend to overlook… early investing. Investing early—in any format—will help protect your quality of life down the road. If you opt to invest in real estate, you can secure a comfortable lifestyle in your future while building the bridges of your very own career as a real estate investor. Starting early in your real estate investment career means you’re likely to have more free time than…
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5 Ways to Maximize Revenue from Your Rental Property
When you invest in rental property, you’re essentially investing in a business. While lucrative, even the most passive income investments will require some attention over time. Just like any business, it will take some creative thinking and forward planning to retain continued gains as the industry moves, shifts, and changes. So how do you ensure you’re maximizing the revenue you’re receiving from your rental properties? 5 Ways to Maximize Revenue from Your Rental PropertyAdjust The Rent!Just because you originally listed a property after purchase at a set rental amount doesn’t mean you can’t adjust over time. If you haven’t raised…
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5 Best Tips for New Turnkey Real Estate Investors
If you are new to real estate, you might not be very familiar with the term turnkey, but it’s a vital tool that any new investor should have in their toolbox. Turnkey investment properties are coveted pieces of real estate as they allow investors to accumulate income and add to their portfolio while not dominating their personal time and financial assets. These are fantastic properties to add to your portfolio, especially if you want to remain hands-off for the majority of the process. Turnkey properties are referred to as passive income. When you purchase a turnkey property, you’re purchasing a…
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5 Tips For Investing In Single-Family Investment Properties
Single-family homes are an asset to any investor—large or small. Of the investment properties available on the market, single-family homes often accrue the greatest appreciation rates and are most sought after by high quality tenants. In addition to holding lower upfront costs, single-family homes are often easier to secure financing for as they are considered residential properties, even if you plan to use them for commercial gain. For investors, single-family homes hold no portfolio requirements. This means that an investor of any caliber can purchase single-family homes for investment purposes, regardless of how large or small their current portfolio is.…
