Rentometer Blog

One of the most wonderful things about investing in real estate is the endless options and opportunities which you can choose from.

In the aftermath of the Great Recession, for example, US home prices fell roughly 33% on average. But even if listed home prices don't drop a cent in the current pandemic-induced recession, there will still be plenty of opportunities for distressed sales.

Investing is something many hear about, but few do. Many don't realize is that there is a type of investing where investors can profit during market crashes and yes, even pandemics,— it's called real estate investing.

To help you become a successful real estate investor, here are 4 of the most important characteristics of the best rental properties.

Real estate is, however, largely resilient; if you purchased a property to cash flow, you could very well weather a few bad economic quarters and withstand lower earnings, at least for a while. Here are 4 factors to help you determine if fall is a good time to purchase a rental property.

As you get started in real estate investing, you’ll hear a lot about the importance of reinvesting cash flow back into your business. This can mean different things to different investors. If you intend to retire with enough income to maintain a specific lifestyle, you may want to consider reinvesting cash flow back into real estate.