As a real estate investor, understanding the concept of good debt versus bad debt is essential for building a successful portfolio. While debt may carry a negative connotation, when used wisely, it can be a powerful tool for generating wealth in the real estate market.  In this blog post, we will explore the difference between good debt and bad debt and discuss how investors can leverage them to their advantage.   Defining Good Debt and Bad Debt Good Debt Good debt, in the context of real estate investing, refers to borrowing money for investments that are likely to appreciate in val ..read more

Selling a home can be a stressful and challenging experience, particularly if the property has been on the market for an extended period. You may feel like you’ve tried everything, but the property still won’t sell. However, with a few strategies and some creative thinking, even an unsellable home can be sold. Identify the problem Before trying to sell an unsellable home, you need to identify the problem. There are several reasons why a property may be difficult to sell, including an unfavorable location, structural issues, outdated fixtures, or a high asking price. Once you identify the prob ..read more

As a landlord, the bulk of your records will consist of Resident Files. This is because every resident (and every applicant) creates an exponential amount of paperwork that must be transferred, completed and filed away. These are records you will retain for a period of at least five years, or in direct relation to however long the statute of limitations for making a claim is in your state. Property Management software is useful in integrating all of the necessary steps and documents into a streamlined process that flows seamlessly into a record filing system. However, keep in mind that ev ..read more

One emerging trend in the industry is long-distance property rehabbing, where investors purchase properties in different locations and oversee their rehabilitation remotely. While this approach can be highly profitable, it also presents unique challenges.  In this blog post, we will discuss the key considerations and strategies for successfully rehabbing a property long distance as a real estate investor. The post Rehabbing a Property Long Distance appeared first on Frontline Property Management ..read more

As a real estate investor, understanding the concept of good debt versus bad debt is essential for building a successful portfolio. While debt may carry a negative connotation, when used wisely, it can be a powerful tool for generating wealth in the real estate market.  In this blog post, we will explore the difference between good debt and bad debt and discuss how investors can leverage them to their advantage. The post <strong>Good debt vs Bad debt in Real Estate</strong> appeared first on Frontline Property Management ..read more

While it may seem hard to jump into the world of multifamily properties, with careful planning and a clear understanding of what to expect, you can set yourself up for success.  In this blog post, we will explore key aspects that aspiring investors should consider when starting out in multifamily investing. Check out our list of multifamily books to get started if you are looking for something more extensive to get started.  The post <strong>What to expect when starting out in Multi-family Investing</strong> appeared first on Frontline Property Management ..read more

In Real Estate it is essential to mitigate risks and make informed decisions. When negotiating the purchase of a property, conducting a thorough home inspection should be a top priority for real estate investors. A home inspection provides valuable insights into the condition of the property and can significantly impact the negotiation process.  In the past, we have talked about the importance of home inspectors, but in this blog post, we will explore the reasons why a home inspection should come first when negotiating real estate deals. The post <strong>Why a home inspection should ..read more

Selling a home can be a stressful and challenging experience, particularly if the property has been on the market for an extended period. You may feel like you’ve tried everything, but the property still won’t sell. However, with a few strategies and some creative thinking, even an unsellable home can be sold.  The post <strong>How to sell an unsellable house</strong> appeared first on Frontline Property Management ..read more

As a Real Estate Investor, we know you’re always on the lookout for opportunities to  expand your portfolio. One option that  may be worth considering is purchasing a foreclosure property.  Foreclosures are homes that have been repossessed by the bank or lender due to the previous owner’s inability to make mortgage payments. They are often sold at a lower price than comparable homes on the market, making them an attractive option for investors. However, before you decide to invest in a foreclosure property, there are some things you should consider. Here are some pros and cons t ..read more

As a Real Estate investor you need to have your negotiation skills polished to thrive in the industry and get the best possible deal. While the price is the most important factor when buying a property, there are some other things you can negotiate with the buyer to keep things in your favor. Keep them in mind when you make your next great investment! The post <strong>Things you can negotiate when buying a property besides the price</strong> appeared first on Frontline Property Management ..read more