Student Loan Debt Holds Back Professional And Market Growth
Follow the financial development and migration trends of the younger generations to find lucrative opportunities for investment….
Four Ways The Global Pandemic Could Reshape U.S. Real Estate
COVID-19 won’t stop us from buying and selling homes, but it will change how, where, when and why we buy….
Real Estate In A Time Of Social Distancing: How To Be There Without Being There
Many of us are questioning the meaning of home, community and connection on a deeper level. …
Change Is The Only Constant: Successful Landlording In A Time Of Crisis
Communicating frequently with your tenants and staying up to date and proactive about changes in rental laws, news and local actions will help you stay prepared….
Four Ways To Financially Thrive In The Next Recession
Economic cycles happen. Markets crash, and industries change, but people will always need a place to live….
A Terrace Or Garden Is The Answer To Coping With COVID In The City
Outdoor space, which can feature pools, putting greens and fanciful landscaping, is more desirable than previous years. …
In Light Of George Floyd Protests, A Look At Housing Inequality
Housing inequality and segregation was the norm in the 20th century, even if the Fair Housing Act of 1968 sought to erase racial discrimination. It continues today….
A Look At Housing Inequality And Racism In The U.S.
Housing inequality and segregation was the norm in the 20th century, even if the Fair Housing Act of 1968 sought to erase racial discrimination. It continues today….
This $1.4 Million Converted Water Tower In Sweden Could Make You Some Extra Cash
The circular 1920s home, which lies in the Stockholm archipelago and features maritime-style details, generates an income of $31,000 per year
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Landlords Are Worried About Collecting The Rent. Is It Justified?
As businesses shut down and unemployment rates shot up, both tenants and landlords were left wondering: Will the rent get paid?…