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Tough Rental Times Now? Wait for Rebound
Although vacancy rates are rising and rental amounts are falling in some areas, investors in residential rental properties may see a reversal as the economy improves.
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Success as a Landlord- Leadership
Investors in residential real estate who show that they are in command of their properties can avoid many problems with their tenants and pocket more profits.
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Success as a Landlord- People Skills
Investors in residential real estate can avoid much stress, unpleasantness, and expense by learning how to deal effectively with tenants, officials, and craftspeople.
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An Inherited House Can Be a Windfall
Even if an inherited house comes with a load of problems, an astute real estate investor can take advantage of the opportunities presented by the windfall.
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The Post-Foreclosure Phase and REOs
For many investors, taking properties off the hands of lenders in the post-foreclosure phase is an ideal way to pick up bargains with fewer problems.
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The Redemption Phase After Foreclosure
For real estate investors interested in foreclosed property, the statutory right of redemption can either create complications or present attractive buying opportunities.
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Buying Foreclosed Property at Auction
Because there are so many unknown factors, real estate investors must be extremely cautious when they consider bidding on foreclosed property that is being auctioned.
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Buying Property in the Foreclosure Phase
Before a court enters a judgment of foreclosure, a savvy, diligent real estate investor has time to buy property at a deep discount from the distressed homeowner.
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Pre-Foreclosure Phase: Time to Buy?
Real estate investors who understand the foreclosure process may find the pre-foreclosure phase ideal for adding properties to their portfolios at bargain prices.
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Why Windfalls Don't Change Wealth Levels
Although many people dream of a financial windfall, they often let it slip through their fingers because they are emotionally unprepared to change their spending habits.
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Managing Rentals: Alone or With Help
Investors in residential rental properties must decide whether they will manage the properties in their portfolios or hire a manager for some or all of the properties.
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More Ways to Manage Rental Property
To increase the value of their rental properties, real estate investors keep operating expenses down and find other ways to increase the cash flow.
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Rental Property Needs Management
Successful real estate investors never ignore their properties after purchase. Instead, they take steps to preserve and even enhance the value of their investments.
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Top-Down Motivation of Students
When it comes to standardized testing, a school has tremendous influence on the attitude that its students will adopt toward the process.
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Types of Fixer-Upper Properties
Investors who are considering adding fixer-uppers to their portfolios need to recognize the different ways in which a property becomes distressed.
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Is that Fixer-Upper Really a Gem?
Fixer-uppers are not for everyone. Investors must decide whether the time, energy, and money needed for problem properties will result in a good return on investment.
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Real Estate Investment Disposal
The variety of available methods for disposing of property helps investors stay on track with their real estate investment plans.
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Why Exit Real Estate Investments
The reasons for disposing of property in a real estate investment portfolio should be in accord with an investor's return-on-investment goals.
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Take the Leap into Real Estate Now
Individuals who have dreamed of owning real estate investment property will miss out on good deals and profits if they do not conquer their trepidation about starting.
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Possession Trumps Cultural Claims
Are the powerful Field Museum and British Museum perpetuating cultural vandalism by withholding historic artifacts from Kenya and Turkey?
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How to be a Successful Landlord
Buyers of residential rental property can ensure their real estate return on investment and sidestep many pitfalls of the landlord/tenant relationship through diligence.
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Cultural Vandalism Thrives in the USA
The theft and destruction of cultural property within U.S. borders is an ongoing problem that mirrors the challenges faced by other parts of the world.
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Overpaying for Real Estate Eats Profits
Paying too much for property can add to operating expenses and reduce the profits that a real estate investor can realize from the subsequent sale of the property.
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More Real Estate Due Diligence
By taking precautions after signing a contract to buy a property, a real estate investor reduces the risk of buying a property that will be a drain on money and time.
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Real Estate Due Diligence
Before signing any contract to purchase property, smart real estate investors take several precautions to ensure that they are on track to seeing a return on investment.
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Investors Need Property Inspectors
Unless real estate investors know how to physically evaluate properties, they should rely on the expertise of professional property inspectors before buying.
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Cultural Vandalism: Return Items?
How to respond to demands for the return of artwork and artifacts taken -- often illegally -- from other countries involves issues of national identity and stewardship.
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Real Estate Investment Dream Team
Investors must consider many factors before buying or selling property. Tax advisers and insurance agents can provide information that directly affects the bottom line.
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Real Estate Investors Need Experts
Making sound real estate investment decisions requires expertise in many areas. Real estate agents and attorneys are indispensable to the beginning real estate investor.
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Cultural Vandalism Diminishes All
Because the theft, smuggling, and mistreatment of artwork and cultural artifacts have a negative impact on all humanity, these practices merit universal condemnation.
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How to Own Real Estate Investments
Deciding how to buy and hold real estate in ways that suit the needs of the investor is key not only to the creation of wealth but also to the protection of assets.
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Real Estate Investment Planning
Successful real estate investors understand that they are in business and that they must have a solid investment plan in place before buying their first property.
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Real Estate Investing for Everyone
By being smart about what to buy and how much risk to undertake, investors of ordinary means can increase their net worth with real estate.
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