“You’re making too much money.” That’s what echoed in Missouri native Ryan Haywood’s ears after his boss decided to slash his commissions—a “sales haircut,” as it’s bitterly known in the industry. He didn’t realize it at the time, but this setback was about to unveil a path that would lead his family toward the future...

By Brian Danyi, Kian Architecture Real estate investment, whether in residential or commercial properties, is a multifaceted endeavor that demands careful planning, strategic foresight, and a keen understanding of market dynamics. Among the myriad of professionals that investors may engage, architects play a crucial role in ensuring the success and profitability of these investments. This...

By Tony Youngs As I go to various states pursuing distressed property acquisitions, I am finding an uptick in the number of sellers willing to sell their off-market properties. These include probate situations, tired landlords, elderly moving to assisted living, vacants, bankruptcies, and pre-foreclosures. The problem is sellers still have the impression their homes are...

By Adrian Smulde Understanding the Three Types of Mobile Home Investments By Adrian Smude Mobile homes represent a unique yet often overlooked asset class that continues to yield attractive returns. The lack of mainstream discussion leads to confusion about how to effectively invest in mobile homes. This article demystifies the process, outlining the three primary investment...

By Wealth Wisdom Financial Many investors like buying rental properties to make passive income. Passive income is money you earn without having to work for it every day. Owning rental homes or apartments means you can collect rent payments each month without doing much active work.