The Value of a Buyer Representation Agreement
May 29, 2014
Think about the first thing you do when you get some money. When someone hands you a few hundred dollars, do you just lay it
The Case For Rentals – Part 2: Cash Flow
May 16, 2013
Cash Flow is Everything I have a saying that I tell agents all the time “Rentals pays your rent and sales buy your home”. Agents
The Spurt Factor: Why it’s a mistake to buy a property with low water pressure
November 6, 2012
When you’re inspecting a property, don’t make the mistake of turning on only one or two faucets and then deciding that it has adequate water
Deal Buster: The Bank Turns Down a Mortgage Application Because of Your Employment History
November 5, 2012
Today’s post is the first on a series that will explore unexpected problems that can threaten real estate deals. Today we will explore your options
How Many Properties Should You See in One Day?
October 23, 2012
Looking at properties can be exhausting and frustrating, especially if you are looking for that “perfect” first property to purchase. As one young investor sums
Before Buying Properties Check Out Local Employment Trends
August 9, 2012
Check Out Local Employment Trends before Buying Properties Whether you’re planning to invest in single-family homes, apartment houses, or retail or office space, you need
A new demographic looking to buy up New York City Real Estate
April 4, 2012
It might be good for brokers looking to close the deal of a lifetime to add fluency in Russian to their catalog of skills. The
What The Case-Shiller Numbers Mean For NYC
March 30, 2012
Home prices around the country got off to a rough start in 2012, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices, released this week. But the
Does It Make More Sense To Buy Than Rent In NYC?
March 29, 2012
Buying a home instead of renting is now more affordable in 98 out of 100 major metro areas, including the New York metro area, according