Contrary to what HGTV would have you believe, flipping a house is rarely glamorous or fun – at least not until the cheque clears. Paul Roussel provides a primer for flippers-to-be
Investing in residential real estate can be frustrating nowadays due to supply issues. That's why investors are looking into other sectors, including the commercial real estate.
Just like in 2012, some are predicting another housing crash in Toronto, however, it has yet to actually happen. But will it happen within the next 10 years?
Naturally, prices in markets fluctuate all the time, but a daily decrease in prices does not signal a crash. A crash will happen when there is a sudden and severe drop rather than a slow decrease.
You don't need thousands of dollars to begin your real estate investment journey, however, the more money you have, the more options will be available to you.
If you're hoping to get into the housing market quickly in the City of Toronto, a rent-to-own agreement may be the right option for you, but it does have it's pros and cons.
According to TRREB, the average price for a detached home in February 2022 was $2,073,989 in Toronto. In 1989, the average house price in Toronto cost $273,698.
If you're looking to invest in real estate but think you're "too young", think again. There are plenty of ways you can get started and start to see success.
If you have $1 million, you may immediately think of purchasing a home outright, but there are other ways you can invest your dollars wisely into real estate as well.
While you can get into real estate investing with little money, ultimately, the more money you do have to start, the more options are available to you.
Before getting into real estate investing, it's only natural to have a lot of questions such as: what makes real estate such a good investment in the first place? We'll outline the pros and cons.
Streetwise Mortgages' Dalia Barsoum outlines four financing traps investors should avoid when looking to leverage one of the most reliable strategies in real estate: buy-renovate-refinance-rent
Chad Griffiths explains how billboards can provide investors an additional stream of income that's as reliable as it is passive
This 599-unit condo development will be a great investment opportunity as the condo market makes a comeback.
Investment coaches Keith and Linda Perrin have facilitated dozens of real estate deals for investors looking to crack the US market. Their new training offering provides what many programs frequently ignore: personalized mentoring and the tools for creating a comprehensive business plan
Nam Ratna and his fellow co-founders launched Go Get It Real Estate to help empower real estate investors
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