We are busting five myths about real estate during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Anyone can get into real estate investing, despite the economic situation, and despite where you're starting.

As temperatures start to reach triple digits, most of us want to spend more time outside. With social distancing, our options are kind of limited. Regardless of how much cash you have though, you can turn your home's outdoor space into the perfect area to solve your problem. Specifically, with an outdoor kitchen.

We take a look at RTO vs DPAP.

Our online presence is more relevant now than ever before. It's only going to keep gaining importance, but Ms. Rona spiked the curve. The real estate industry is no exception.

Home buyers today face high hurdles. We take a look at how to acquire a home, despite the odds, in this failed state.

Some resources to help protect your credit during the pandemic.

According to the NAR, sales of existing homes decreased year-over-year 26.6%, and dropped 9.7% from April to May. Even though May was the third month of declines, NAR experts expect a turn around in the near future. 

The risks and rewards of landlordship.

TL;DR: The safest ways to get a land contract is through a nonprofit housing agency, or with a real estate attorney beside you. There are plenty of predatory lenders offering these deals so stay vigilant!

It is a well-known fact that the U.S. economy is struggling to recover from economic damages caused by Covid-19, however, the real estate market is actually doing fine! 

Encouraging news to all home sellers! Buyers are rapidly returning to the housing market, despite uncertainty due to coronavirus.

Maybe you want a cape style home, or maybe you want a Tuscan-Gothic-Victorian-Contemporary. Countless hyphenates and options, so we're here to give you the basics. Once you know your standard ingredients you can get into the mix much more confidently, so let's get to it!