- September 9, 2024
A Look at How Much Evictions Really Cost You as a Landlord
In This Article Key Takeaways Evictions can cost between an estimated $4,000-$8,000 for landlords, and between $1,400-$5,100 for tenants, in addition to the mental toll
Your Ultimate Guide to Preparing for BPCON
In This Article Key Takeaways The fifth annual BiggerPockets Conference (BPCON) will take place from October 6-8, 2024, in Cancun, Mexico, at the luxurious Moon
After Analyzing the Largest Rental Markets—Here’s Where Prices Could Fall
In This Article Key Takeaways In the short term, additional supply puts downward pressure on rents. Pandemic boomtowns like Raleigh and Charlotte, North Carolina; Austin,
I’m a Buyer’s Agent. Here’s How the New NAR Rules Have Impacted My Business
In This Article Sometimes, I have to laugh at how small our worlds can be. For agents and investors, there has been lots of talk
The 10 Best College Markets for Short-Term Rentals
In This Article Key Takeaways Short-term rentals in college towns offer significant revenue potential, particularly during peak events like football games, but also come with
Why Our Team Is Passively Investing With Private Partnerships
In This Article For several years now, our passive real estate investment club has met monthly to discuss and vet hands-off investments. Every month, we
Rentals Cool—Here’s Where Concessions Are Picking Up
In This Article Key Takeaways A significant number of new rental units are coming to market, prompting landlords to offer concessions, such as free rent
The 8 Biggest Reasons I’m Excited About BPCON
In This Article Key Takeaways BPCON is the premier event for real estate investors, offering unparalleled networking opportunities, exclusive educational content, and market insights to
What Should Investors Do if Insurance Prices Keep Rising?
We’re currently in a home insurance crisis. Everyone (except for Henry, apparently) is feeling the sting of home insurance prices rising significantly year after year.
Even If the Fed Cuts Rates, Homes Will Still Be Just as Expensive
In This Article Stubbornly low housing inventory, high home prices, and increasingly worrying employment stats mean that despite the likelihood of a September Federal Reserve