Measuring Vacancy Rate and Risk for your Real Estate Investment
Investing in real estate can be an exciting venture, but it's important to consider the potential risks involved. One significant factor that real estate investors must consider is the vacancy rate.
What You Need to Know About Short-Term Rentals in Connecticut
In Connecticut, short-term rentals (STRs), sometimes referred to as vacation rentals or Airbnb rentals, are becoming more and more well-liked since they provide convenience, affordability, and interesting experiences. There are, however, advantages and disadvantages to weigh as well as rules to follow with any rental property.
5 Best Websites for Real Estate Investors
When it comes to discovering your target market as a real estate investor, the vastness of the internet can be a goldmine of information. There are several websites that can aid you in identifying specific markets you may be interested in investing in. You can always talk to your mentor to learn more about targeting your market and positioning your investment, but in this article, we'll delve into five of the most useful websites for finding your target market as a real estate investor.
Is it Worth It? The Pros and Cons of Investing in Condos in Connecticut
One of the primary benefits of investing in condos in Connecticut is the low barrier to entry in terms of cost. Additionally, several condominiums include built-in features such as swimming pools and communal gathering places, making them appealing to tenants.
What You Need to Know About Home Inspections for Real Estate Investing
Investing in real estate? Don't skip the home inspection. A thorough assessment of the property can provide valuable information for your investment. Make sure to work with a trustworthy home inspector who is known for being thorough. Contact us at Unbundled Property Management to assess your CT property!
Onboarding a New Property
Onboarding new properties is one of the least predictable areas of the business, which means you better be organized and pay attention to specific details. For this blog we will focus only on the property portion of the onboarding of a new property. Of course, there are residents that come with a new property but that’s a separate procedure that we’ll discuss in a future post.