Happy Thanksgiving! ? ? ? It’s The Monthly Peel V17 Thanksgiving 2020 Edition! The top funny Thanksgiving Memes of 2020. Desperate tenants busted selling houses they are squatting in! Using real estate to retire the right way & more!
The holidays are looking a bit different this year, and Thanksgiving is no exception. It’s okay to be bummed out if you can’t visit with family or friends, but try to keep your spirits up!
To help, we’ve compiled the funniest Thanksgiving memes we could find. We hope you enjoy the holiday anyway and get the chance to stuff yourself with delicious food.
While COVID-19 has negatively impacted the real estate industry across America, South Florida has seen an increase in both property purchases and median home prices.
So why is South Florida experiencing this buying frenzy? Well, the pandemic has actually pushed more people to desire the balmy weather and economic benefits that come with the Sunshine State. Check out our article for more on this shift and current Florida real estate trends.
There have always been scams in real estate, but the pandemic has unfortunately made it easier for scammers to get away with it. Landlord Matt Drouin experienced this firsthand when one of his tenants (who hadn’t paid rent in months!) posed as the landlord and tried to sell the property.
Because of the uncertain laws surrounding evictions currently, Drouin can’t simply evict the tenant. Talk about a mess. Keep reading for more details on this new scam.
Many investors start off with residential real estate investing, but there’s another option: commercial real estate. Commercial real estate covers a variety of property types, meaning there’s a type for nearly every investor.
But it’s not a good idea to jump in before doing your research. Every type of commercial real estate has its pros and cons, and deciding which one requires some careful thought. Not sure how to get started? We’ve put together this commercial property primer to help you!
Pie-in-the-sky goals are the last thing you want when getting into real estate investing. Aiming too high at the beginning can leave you discouraged when you don’t reach those goals. Many potential investors have given up before giving real estate much of a chance at all.
If you’re unsure what goals are realistic, we’ve got you covered! Focus on the three goals we explain in this article to get started on your real estate investing journey the right way. There will always be ups and downs, but the goals you set for yourself have a huge impact on the longevity of your real estate career.
Retirement is a time to accomplish everything you couldn’t during your working years, whether that be the trip of your dreams or just relaxing at home. But what if you don’t have the cash to live the life you want? What if you want to leave behind a legacy but weren’t able to save enough?
You could set up a strict budget and say goodbye to your goals, but there’s an alternative: real estate. It can seem daunting at first, but investing in real estate is a great option for many current or soon-to-be retirees. Here’s why.
Most investors have heard of title searches, but did you know that there are multiple types? Many investors confuse these two important types of title searches or just haven’t heard of “O & E” searches before.
The type of title search you need depends on the property you are interested in — and one can save you a lot of money. In this article, you’ll learn more about these two types of title searches and what situations they are best for.
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Damon is a real estate investor, a serial entrepreneur, a writer, developer, and a graphic designer. Damon started as a graphic designer in the 90s and quickly created his own affiliate network in the early affiliate marketing boom of 2000's. Next Damon began his real estate career in 2010 and enjoys it as a side hustle when he is not nurturing bits of code & content for his baby, PropertyOnion.com
