What To Look For When Investing In Multifamily Properties
What To Look For When Investing In Multifamily Properties
- By Jim Lowenstern
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What To Look For When Investing In Multifamily Properties
Housing starts increased 1.9 percent month over month during September.
Anyone can get into real estate investing, despite the economic situation, and despite where you're starting.
Reports show that rural properties' selling prices are rising significantly due to the pandemic.
Wealthy investors are using the COVID19 crisis as an opportunity to expand their portfolios in the real estate market. During this unprecedented time there are many potential bargains to be made and opportunities to increase one’s allocations to property.
Boston is expanding at a rapid pace; in the last few years neighborhoods such as Seaport, Fenway, Southie and Assembly Row have seen massive developments that have completely changed their landscapes, both physically and economically.
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Jeff Bezos has been all over the news as of late due to his impending divorce. The wealthiest man in the world, Bezos has made his fortune with a little-known company by the name of Amazon. Although his real estate holdings comprise but a small fraction ($84 million out of $137 billion comes out to 0.613 percent) of his vast riches, there is [...]
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According to the National Association of REALTORS, in 2015, investment purchases saw an increase for the first time in five years. Meanwhile, vacation home sales cooled off but still remained at the second highest amount in nearly a decade.
Reflecting the strong price growth seen throughout the U.S., the median sales price of both vacation and investment homes surged in 2015.
Mortgage rates continue to fall for the fourth week in a row due to the Fed’s holding its interest rate steady on Wednesday’s FOMC meeting.