March 27, 2023

Are you looking to diversify your investment portfolio and capitalize on the ever-growing real estate market? Look no further! We have gathered information on the top 10 places to buy real estate investment properties in 2023. As the real estate market continues to boom, it's crucial to know where to invest to ensure the highest possible returns. In this article, we will discuss why real estate i...

March 20, 2023

The real estate market has long been a lucrative and stable source of income for investors around the world. However, recent changes in economic conditions and an increasingly uncertain future have left many questioning whether a crash is on the horizon. With market conditions being uncertain and interest rates wildly fluctuating, one thing is for sure - understanding whether or not there will be...

July 22, 2022

In such a competitive market, sellers and real estate agents must stay on top of emerging technologies to publish lucrative and attractive listings. Creating a virtual tour of the property gives potential buyers an interactive and immersive experience that is impossible to replicate with still photos. What is a virtual tour? Virtual tours are a simulation of an existing real estate property that i...

September 10, 2021

A large part of starting a new business is making mistakes and learning from them. Along the way, you learn what you should and should not do, and your business is better off for it.  Investing in any form is no different. Whether you are investing in stocks or real estate, there are mistakes that many will make early on and suffer the consequences. These are four common investing mistakes th...

May 13, 2016

In its advance estimate, the Labor Department announced that the U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) increased at a 0.5% annual rate – the slowest since the first quarter of 2014. Economists had expected the economy to expand at a 0.7% pace after it displayed a 1.4% growth rate in the fourth quarter. The main reasons behind the slowdown in economic growth were reduced levels of consumer spendi...

May 5, 2016

After reaching a five month high in February, U.S. housing starts pulled back by much more than expected in March. This decline, along with a fall in building permits, seems to indicate a cooling in the U.S. housing market. Last month, ground-breaking fell by 8.8% to an annual rate of 1.089 mn. Economists had expected housing starts to dip by 0.9% to 1.167 mn. February's figures were revised up to...