As a real estate investor, you may occasionally bump into the term “under contract.” But what does the term mean in real estate investing?
Home Inspection
A visual inspection and assessment of a home’s performance typically done by a qualified and professional inspector. Typically conducted as part of a real estate transaction. A home inspection allows the seller to properly assess the value of his or her property. And it gives the buyer the full picture of the property that he or she is purchasing. The findings this report will reveal any hidden issues with the property which can ultimately affect its market value. This can be a property buyer some leverage is asking for a lower price if there are any large repairs required to this property. Sellers can justify their asking price by revealing a positive home inspection. It’s recommended that any buyer have a home inspected before investing his or her money in it.
-
The process of buying a house might come as second nature to most career investors. But for a beginner investor, it can be a terrifying idea.
-
Irvine, CA – Zombie foreclosures went up by 3% in the second quarter of 2022 from the first quarter, according to ATTOM.
-
If you are an investor considering expanding your portfolio, purchasing HUD homes can be a potentially profitable option.
-
ARV can help you tell what renovations to make to get the highest ROI, fix and flip homes fast, and grow your real estate portfolio. Here is how.
-
Among the many real estate trends that became popular in the past year, 3D printed homes stand out due to their affordability and practicality.
Newer Posts
