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15 12, 2016

Popcorn Ceilings? Get Rid of Them!

YSNM Support2016-12-15T10:00:57-05:00December 15th, 2016|Categories: Flipping, Hard Money, Hard Money Loans, REIs, Remodeling Tips|Tags: Flipping, Investment Properties, Popcorn Ceilings|

Popcorn ceilings are -- thankfully -- a fad of the past. Unfortunately, they’re still in many older homes, and homebuyers don’t want anything to do with them. If you’re thinking of flipping a house and it has popcorn ceilings, you’ll be happy to know there are quite a few simple tricks to remove them and start fresh. Depending on the home's age, you’ll want to do a lead and asbestos check before you make your decision to remove it. If the house was built before 1980, the possibility that asbestos will show up in testing is high, so you’ll have to call in the

21 11, 2016

Amazing Master Bath Upgrades REIs Can’t Afford to Ignore

YSNM Support2016-11-21T10:00:14-05:00November 21st, 2016|Categories: Flipping, Hard Money, Hard Money Loans, REIs, Remodeling Tips|Tags: Atlanta Lenders, Dual Vanities for Bathrooms, Hard Money, Soaking Tubs, Upgraded Bathroom Fixtures|

When it comes time to renovate your investment property, you may be wondering where to start. No matter how much remodeling your flip requires, one of the main areas homebuyers will focus on is the master bathroom. If you’re flipping a home, you’re probably looking for ways to save the most money. Make sure your budget allows for upgrades in the master bathroom—this is not an area you want to skimp on. Your best bet would be to save money in other areas of the home, and make the master bath one of the key focal points. Amazing Master Bath

12 11, 2016

Determining Fair Market Value

YSNM Support2016-11-12T10:00:04-05:00November 12th, 2016|Categories: Business, Hard Money, Hard Money Loans, Investing, Investment, Investment Properties, Investments, Real Estate, Realtors, REIs|Tags: Comparable Homes, Comps, Estimates, Fair Market Value, Home Value Estimates, Home Values, Zillow|

If you’re considering buying a home to fix and flip, the time to calculate fair market value is before you make the purchase. Even if you think it will be the deal of the century, the price you pay for the home now doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with its fair market value. The real estate market is constantly moving, and what’s high today could be low tomorrow. It usually doesn’t happen that quickly, but you’ll need to be aware that even a month or two can make a huge difference. Calculating Fair Market Value Calculating fair market value is

23 09, 2016

3 Ways to Stay On Your Game as a Real Estate Investor

YSNM Support2016-09-23T10:00:52-04:00September 23rd, 2016|Categories: Business, Hard Money, Investment, REIs|Tags: Motivation, Real Estate Investing|

Real estate investing isn’t always easy. In fact, it can be pretty tough to stay motivated when you’re working on a particularly difficult home, having a tough time selling a property that you know is a great deal, or you’re in-between investments. So what can you do to stay on your game, even when the game isn’t working out the way you want it to? 3 Ways to Stay On Your Game as a Real Estate Investor While it sounds like a cliché, surrounding yourself with people who believe in you—and in your abilities—is one of the most important things

1 09, 2016

Who’s Responsible for Duplex Lawn Maintenance?

YSNM Support2024-01-09T14:38:17-05:00September 1st, 2016|Categories: Business, Investment, Real Estate, REIs|

After purchasing and renovating a duplex, there are some things to consider before drafting a lease. Maintenance issues are not only a legality—they can make or break whether a tenant is attracted to your property. Renters rent for a number of reasons, and a major one is low- to no maintenance of the dwelling. Renters expect that if a major issue arises inside or out, it will be taken care of. But what about lawn maintenance? This can get tricky in a duplex situation. Lease Agreements and Lawn Maintenance in Atlanta It is becoming common to see lease agreements specifying

30 08, 2016

Stocks or Real Estate: What’s Best for You?

YSNM Support2016-08-30T10:00:09-04:00August 30th, 2016|Categories: Business, Investment, REIs|

Stocks are volatile and so is real estate, but which is more stable? When considering where to invest your money, it is important to know that the returns on each are far different. If you are looking for heart attack-inducing rises and falls on your investment, then stocks may be the way to go. If you are looking for a steadier return on your investment, without an immediate capital gains penalty, real estate may be worth looking into. The major advantage of stocks is that there is little work involved. Investing in stocks leaves you at someone else's mercy, and the

25 08, 2016

Are Co-Working Spaces Worth the Investment?

YSNM Support2016-08-25T10:00:20-04:00August 25th, 2016|Categories: Business, Hard Money, Private Lending, Real Estate, REIs|

More and more, people are going into business for themselves. Those tired of “working for the man” or craving a better work-life balance are calling it quits on punching the clock. Trends in Atlanta are also showing a demand for workspaces where people can come and go at their leisure—especially when working from home is not always ideal. More often than not, freelancers and start-up companies are not in a position to rent costly office spaces, and above all, they are not willing to make a long-term commercial lease at the start. So, where is all this business being conducted? Co-working

23 08, 2016

Finding Your Niche in Real Estate Investing

YSNM Support2016-08-23T10:00:56-04:00August 23rd, 2016|Categories: Business, REIs|

If you are new to the game of real estate investing, you may find yourself jumping at every opportunity that comes along only to find out you are in over your head. Let’s face it: investing in a single family home to rent or sell is quite a stretch from buying a commercial investment, and it ultimately depends on what you are willing to do. The number of real estate investment types can be a bit daunting, especially for a newcomer. If you experiment in too many areas, without the proper knowledge, you may be setting yourself up for

21 06, 2016

3 Indispensable Tools for Real Estate Investors

YSNM Support2016-06-21T10:00:14-04:00June 21st, 2016|Categories: Hard Money, Investment, Private Lending, Real Estate, REIs|

If you’re like most real estate investors, you understand that the ability to quickly and easily evaluate a property—and its potential value—is key to deciding whether to purchase it. This first step is critical in making the right investment decision. Using the right tools to accurately value a property can save you a great deal of time and effort in making your determination. REI Tool #1: Google Maps, Earth and Street View Virtually everyone these days relies on Google maps for navigation. Before you even drive past a property, have a look at it—and the surrounding area—using Google Earth. Street

17 06, 2016

Great Fixtures to Flip a House Faster

YSNM Support2016-06-17T10:00:23-04:00June 17th, 2016|Categories: Hard Money, Home Improvements, REIs, Remodeling Tips|

As a real estate investor, you understand the importance of selling a home quickly. After investing in a distressed home and renovating it, you won’t see a return until the sale is closed. Choosing your features, finishes and fixtures wisely will help you flip a house faster so you can move on to the next project. Add Style to Switchplates and Outlet Covers It may seem a minor detail, but that’s what makes light switches and outlet covers such a great investment in selling your flip faster. Make sure these features match—preferably throughout the house but at least in each room.

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