By Pillar to Post Home Inspectors
No matter where you live, winter storms can wreak havoc on property. Taking action before and after storms can reduce the chances of serious damage to homes and lives. Before the storm Outdoor furniture, grills, toys, birdbaths and the like should be stored away. Secure and anchor large objects…
By Vena Jones-Cox
You and I both know that you aren’t gonna be reading and digesting a long business article at this time of year, so we’ll keep it light this week. Don’t ask me why, but I have, over the years, accumulated an enormous amount of real estate poetry. The muse usually strikes me…
By Vena Jones-Cox
When I was 2 or 3 years old, my mother took me on trips to the library almost every week. While she checked out the latest mystery novels, I always went to the same shelf in the children’s section and pulled down the same worn, tea-colored book called “I Can’t, Said the Ant.”…
By Anthony Chara
There are 3 figures that go hand-in-hand when trying to determine a commercial/apartment property’s value. They are; Net Operating Income (NOI), Cap Rate (CR) and Asking Price or Purchase Price (PP). If you know 2 of the figures you can always figure out the third. I will be talking about the NOI…
By Vena Jones-Cox
As you can imagine, I meet a LOT of real estate entrepreneurs every year. And something that I’ve noticed about many of you, including newbies and old pros, is an energy you give off that I can only describe as clenched-upness. Even folks who are excited, on the surface, about starting or expanding…