What many first-time buyers don’t know is that FHA loans can also be used to purchase multifamily homes, as long as the property has four units or fewer and the buyer plans to live in one of them
Have you ever heard investors mention the “2 percent rule” and wondered if it’s too good to be true? The idea sounds simple:
Have you ever heard investors talk about the “1 percent rule” and wondered what it really means? The term pops up often in real estate conversations
The 365/30 amortization schedule is a unique approach. In this method, the loan interest is calculated on a 365-day year basis, but payment calculations assume 30-day months.
This phenomenon impacts investment strategies as it influences the balance between risk and return. It also encourages investors to reassess their portfolios.
A carry-back loan, also known as seller financing, is an arrangement where the seller of a property provides financing to the buyer, bypassing conventional financial institutions.
One method is to short real estate investment trusts (REITs), particularly those focusing on commercial properties. These trusts often reflect property market trends.
A triple net lease requires the tenant to cover not just the rent but also property taxes, insurance, and maintenance expenses. This effectively places more responsibility on the tenant's shoulders.
Such a prescriptive easement allows individuals to acquire usage rights, which can significantly impact property rights and ownership dynamics.
