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Which Home Improvements Add The Most Value?

Posted by Aidan Truland // February 24, 2020

Throwing money at a property does not guarantee success. The reality is that finding the right updates, upgrades and improvements is not about money, but rather doing the right work for the market. Simply throwing money at a property and expecting a return will leave you frustrated and disappointed. Savvy investors know that not all updates are […]


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Should You Sell Your Investment Property?

Posted by Aidan Truland // January 14, 2020

Take a minute and consider how much your investing business has changed over the past twelve months. There is a good chance that you have probably undergone some subtle, and not so subtle, changes in philosophy and direction. It is always better to be a step or two ahead rather than chasing outdated trends and […]


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How To Successfully Purchase A Rental Property Purchase

Posted by Aidan Truland // December 15, 2019

A rental property purchase is not the same as a fix and flip project. With a fix and flip deal, you are focused on generating short term profits whereas a buy and hold rental may be in your portfolio for several years. It is essential that you know everything about your rental market, the property […]


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How To Be A Better Landlord

Posted by Aidan Truland // November 18, 2019

Investing in rental properties can be one of the most difficult things you do in real estate. It can also be one of the most profitable if executed properly. Being a landlord is not exactly rocket science. You find a property, make subtle improvements, get good tenants and collect rent checks. Your rent checks should exceed the total […]


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How To Attract Tenants To Your Rental Property

Posted by Aidan Truland // November 4, 2019

Having a quality rental property is not enough to attract tenants. In hot markets good rentals may be a dime a dozen. You need to come up with ways to have your property stand out from the crowd. Instead of massive upgrades throughout the property you are better off making subtle, but impactful, changes. Updating […]


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How To Handle A Real Estate Crisis

Posted by Aidan Truland // October 19, 2019

If you are in the real estate investing business long enough eventually you will face a business crisis. Your tenant may cause damage to a rental property, a deal maybe lost at the 11th hour or a rehab may have unexpected issues. How you act when these present themselves will not only determine the immediate problem but will […]


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5 Keys To Look For In A Successful Rental Property

Posted by Aidan Truland // October 11, 2019

All investment properties are not the same. You can’t buy any property in any location and expect rent checks to start rolling in.  Like any other aspect of real estate it takes a number of items to be successful.  Without all of these items in order your ideal rental property can end up being a lemon.  The […]


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6 Red Flags With Any Rental Property Purchase

Posted by Aidan Truland // October 4, 2019

A quality rental property can completely transform your portfolio. The idea of having tenants provide you with monthly cash flow while reducing your loan balance is a very appealing thought. However, not every property makes a good rental. It is important to always do your due diligence on every prospective rental purchase you make. There are times […]


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Indications Of A Strong Real Estate Market

Posted by Aidan Truland // September 27, 2019

As an investor, in a perfect world you would only invest in markets on the way up. Being a little too early on a market, is much better than a little too late. Finding emerging markets takes diligence and the ability to pour through data. It also takes discipline to know when to walk away, […]


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The Short Sale Process – 5 Major Points Distressed Sellers Should Know

Posted by Aidan Truland // September 20, 2019

A lot has changed in the world of real estate over the last decade.As difficult as it may be to believe, the mortgage collapse was over ten years ago. One of the defining terms shortly after the collapse was “short sale”. There is a good chance that even if you were in real estate you […]


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