Single-family homes can offer an easy entry into property investment and help you diversify your portfolio. But even experienced real estate pros have to take care to ensure they get the most from this type of nest egg.
Ripped or torn carpeting, gaping holes in the walls, doors hanging off the hinges — when a tenant moves out, some damage goes above and beyond the usual. But as most landlords know, these things are rarely straightforward.
As the use of mobile devices and cloud computing intensifies, more companies are demanding well-managed spaces to house servers and other information technology hardware.
As retail activity shifts increasingly to the online world, experts identify some real estate investment trusts that stand to benefit. But others may have a bumpy road ahead.
Property managers and real estate professionals now have easy access to vital information about prospective tenants. Learn how this can help your business and what to watch out for.
