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4 Ways to Cash In on Flipping Real Estate

Posted by Barbara Musoka // January 1, 2025

There’s more than one way to cash in on the current market by flipping real estate. Regardless of your area, whether or not you have any cash or credit and how much time you have to devote to flipping real estate, there is a strategy that will work perfectly for your situation. Let’s take a […]


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The Difference Between Short Sales and Foreclosures

Posted by Barbara Musoka // December 1, 2024

If you’re in bad financial shape, you may find that you’re in danger of losing your home. Although it’s not an ideal situation, knowing the difference between foreclosures and short sales can help you out during a tough time. You may find that you have more options than you previously thought. Most people immediately jump […]


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5 House Flipping Mistakes Newbies Must Avoid

Posted by Barbara Musoka // November 1, 2024

Not every rehab and flip deal you get involved in will be successful. With poor planning and unrealistic numbers, you can and sometimes will lose money.  As much as investors don’t want to hear this they need to recognize the possibility.  All it takes is a few small mistakes to turn a profitable looking property on […]


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4 Types of Commercial Real Estate Investments

Posted by Barbara Musoka // October 1, 2024

If you’re new to the real estate investment market, it’s important to know that there are two main types of investment: residential and commercial real estate investments. Commercial real estate is further divided into four main types of properties. There are advantages and disadvantages to each type of property. The four types are: • Offices. […]


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Periodic Maintenance and Repair of Area Rugs

Posted by Barbara Musoka // September 1, 2024

Caring for Floor Cloths Hand-painted canvas floor-cloths are very easy to care for. Newly made ones will most likely be painted with acrylic or latex paints and finished with several coats of polyurethane. A damp mop or sponge will quickly clean the surface. However, if you own an antique floor cloth, avoid water and clean […]


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5 Reasons To Consider Investing In Single Family Rentals

Posted by Barbara Musoka // August 1, 2024

Right now, is an ideal time to invest in single family rentals. With rental demand high coupled with near record low interest rates it has created the perfect storm for buy and hold investors. As profitable as a quality rental property may be there are still many investors who only focus on fix and flip […]


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Why You Should Start Investing In Real Estate Today

Posted by Barbara Musoka // July 1, 2024

Today’s market represents a challenge for real estate investors, but there’s still a lot of money to be made in real estate investing. If you’ve been thinking about real estate investing, but you’ve been waiting for “the right time,” you may want to reconsider. There are plenty of reasons why you can (and should!) get […]


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Window Blinds

Posted by Barbara Musoka // June 1, 2024

Blinds are commercially made window coverings that can have either vertical or horizontal slats, have an accordion or honeycomb construction or are woven from natural or synthetic reeds. In one style, slats are sandwiched between two sheer fabric layers that diffuse light when the slats are open. In yet another style, slats are laminated vertically […]


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Most Important Factor for Max Rental Property Returns

Posted by Barbara Musoka // May 1, 2024

If there was one single factor that was most critical to maximizing rental property returns for real estate investing what would it be? Accurately assessing repair costs is crucial and so is marketing, thoroughly screening tenants and good property maintenance, but perhaps most essential of all is locking in long term tenants. Why are long […]


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5 Things Every Landlord Should Do With Surplus Cash Flow

Posted by Barbara Musoka // April 1, 2024

Owning a rental property should be viewed as a long term investment. If you take care of the property it will produce income for years to come.  As apparent as this may be, not every landlord is willing to go the extra mile.  They would rather allocate any extra cash flow to other areas of […]


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