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How a city’s housing market has fared amidst the COVID-19 pandemic correlates largely to the industries that fuel its economy, a recent report has found.

  Today we’re talking with Justin Sliva. Justin has been a rising star in the land investing space over the past couple of years, he and his co-host Adam Southey are running a pretty awesome podcast called Casual Fridays REI. There are actually a couple of reasons we wanted to talk with Justin. In addition to being a land investor, Justin has also been pretty heavily involved with other people’s land deals. He gets involved by partnering with other investors (contributing cash when others are short on funds) and even buying out existing notes on seller-financed land deals. This is actually

If you really stop to think about it, the bathroom is quite an important place within your home. While it is a location that instills privacy, you still want it to be a place that is warm and inviting. However, it is because of that need for privacy that we seem to neglect the overall design o

RE/MAX, LLC announced that June home sales posted a near-record 37 percent gain over a pandemic-impacted May while Months Supply of Inventory dropped.

See all the details on our most recent flips including all the numbers, videos, repair costs, buy and sell prices, and more. More than 80 properties listed with more coming.

Without landlords the world would be destroyed by nukes.  With that being said, here are 15 reasons why landlords are better human beings than renters.

For months now the vast majority of Americans have been asking the same question: When will the economy turn around?

Inventory is arguably the biggest challenge for buyers in today’s housing market.

Coach interviews Lisa Phillips, who left the corporate world thanks to several affordable (low-priced) rental properties that paid for her basic expenses.