The 70 Rule in Real Estate: How Investors Price Flips
Most investors hear the 70 rule as if it were a promise. It isn't. It's a fast ceiling for a […]
Most investors hear the 70 rule as if it were a promise. It isn't. It's a fast ceiling for a […]
You can be staring at a duplex in a submarket that's suddenly a little softer than it was six months
You're under contract on a Brooklyn or Queens property, and the clock is already working against you. The seller wants
You can be staring at a property that looks like a clean win, a seller who wants a fast close,
You're looking at a fixer-upper, the seller wants a fast answer, and the numbers feel close enough to work. That's
You've probably done this already. You open Zillow, Redfin, or your MLS feed in the morning, save three properties that
You found a non-owner-occupied property that could work as a flip, rental, or bridge play. The seller says they can
You find a property that looks right. The purchase price works, the rehab looks manageable, and the upside feels obvious.
You're probably in one of three spots right now. A rental property has appreciated, but the equity is trapped. A
You're probably standing in a property that looks cheap for a reason. The kitchen is dated, the floors are shot,