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Turnkey Real Estate Investing

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5 Reasons to Use Real Estate for Retirement Income, Even During a Recession

By Chris Clothier on Tue, May 16, 2023

The threat of economic recession can mean devastation for traditional investors. Losses in the stock market can be so dramatic that those on the cusp of retirement may never recover in their lifetime. But that shouldn’t mean that investing is out of the question – only that we’ve got to prioritize investing in the right things.

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Why Your Core Real Estate Investment Plays Should Be... Boring

By Chris Clothier on Tue, Apr 18, 2023

While certain aspects of investing in real estate can be electric and exciting, the bulk of your investment strategies should be boring. If you’re always on a real estate roller coaster that thrives on hype and risk, you’re not going to achieve what you need for lasting investment success.

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5 Steps for Investors to Guard Against Rising Real Estate Fraud

By Chris Clothier on Thu, Apr 13, 2023

Business Insider reports that fraud within the real estate industry is on the rise. This increase is likely a reaction to a somewhat hostile housing environment. Buyers and sellers are feeling desperate, and that desperation is something unsavory characters will take advantage of. Unfortunately, these aren’t all scams we can see a mile away.

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Is Real Estate a Good Investment in Economic Uncertainty?

By Chris Clothier on Thu, Apr 6, 2023

We get it – investing in an uncertain economy is nerve-wracking. You don’t know what to expect. It feels like there’s a genuine possibility of losing everything. While there will be challenges, investors can’t allow fear to stop them from building their wealth.

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5 Strategies to Take the Stress Out of Investing in Real Estate

By Chris Clothier on Tue, Mar 28, 2023

Investing in anything can be stressful if you allow it to be. While some investments are naturally riskier – and thus, generate more stress and uncertainty – investing in single-family rental properties is one of the less risky moves you can make.

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8 Questions Every Real Estate Investor Should Ask Their Portfolio Advisor

By Chris Clothier on Tue, Mar 7, 2023

Every successful real estate investor is supported by the unsung heroes of the industry: financial and portfolio advisor, property managers, contractors, and turnkey professionals. Not only do far too many investors neglect the wealth of professional resources at their disposal, but they don’t always make the most of the ones they have.

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5 Reasons to Choose Turnkey Investing Over REITs

By Chris Clothier on Thu, Jan 12, 2023

Although 23% of Americans believe that investing in real estate is the best way to build wealth – more than stocks, starting a business, or getting a side hustle – only 12% bought real estate in the last year.

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The Pros & Cons of a Home Warranty for Investment Properties

By Chris Clothier on Tue, Nov 1, 2022

If you’re like most other investors — especially those managing properties out of state — you might have given some thought to getting a home warranty. These warranties help cover the costs of repairs and replacements in your rental properties, which means you can end up saving on maintenance costs and maximize your net income.

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Assess Your Risk Tolerance With These 7 Questions

By Chris Clothier on Tue, Sep 13, 2022

Whether you’re an investor, an entrepreneur, or a person with a pulse navigating the world, you have an inherent level of risk tolerance. It’s the amount of risk that you’re comfortable taking – what you’re willing to lose. 

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The Debt Management Rulebook for Real Estate Investors

By Chris Clothier on Tue, Aug 30, 2022

Some financial gurus will tell you to avoid debt at all costs. And while, as a rule, one should manage debt responsibly – ensuring a high, steady credit score without overleveraging – debt isn’t always a bad thing.

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