The Key of course is buying a property in a "growth area". I left the San Francisco Bay Area back in 1989 which was about the top of the market back then before there was an "adjustment" in Real Estate prices a few years later. Others would call Continue Reading
Update on the 10 Hotest Real Estate Markets - Analyzed Here. I have had more than one person ask me if we were in another Real Estate Bubble. I know that anechdotally, prices here in the Sacramento/Folsom area where I practice real estate and Continue Reading
But so are a lot of other places in California...! Maybe it's just got to be the great weather right...? Take a look at this... So if you're thinking of buying a Single Family Home or any other kind of Residential Investment Real Continue Reading
Surprise....It's all about supply and demand...! I've told investors for the last several years that the big reason rents and ultimately home values would go up here was because they pretty much stopped building just about anything new since late Continue Reading
Tenants Need to Know You Care About Your Property... As part of our service to our property management clients, we drive by periodically to make sure the tenants livng in our properties are following the simple rules we have in their rental Continue Reading
Here's a story about a company that wants to scratch their itch. I ran across this article that I thought I'd share. Not a long read, but it's an announcement about an "online" real estate investment management company moving into the Southern Continue Reading
I Think The Owner Missed an Opportunity Here's a picture I took of a duplex located at 9664 Lake Natoma Drive, Orangevale, Ca. They are asking $299,900 with rents at $950 & $1025. Each unit is a 2 bedroom 1 bath with single car Continue Reading
A strong landscape maintenance regimen should be part of your plan. I'm always amazed how little value some owners/investors assign to a well maintained landscaped front yard, even though it's the first thing prospective tenants and Buyers see when Continue Reading
This is a follow up to my blog post of a couple of days ago. The most recent news and opinions regarding Multi-Family Apartment units has been that "cap rates" have been going down. I also believe that those same metrics work for smaller Continue Reading
