The past few years have taught homeowners that renters may miss payments for various reasons, many of which are out of their control.

By now, you’re aware that the team behind The Grind stresses the importance of excellent property management. A great management team is your best defense in this business. They’re the ones who make sure everything runs smoothly for the entire lifespan of your rental property.

The bigger your real estate investment portfolio grows, the more diligent you must be in wealth management.

What does the upcoming year have in store for real estate investors?

The build-to-rent (BTR) model is an exciting model of real estate investment that we ourselves have adopted as part of our REI Nation repertoire. The build-to-rent model is exactly what it sounds like: new construction designed not for resale, but for renting.

Investors with entrepreneurial spirit tend to be very passionate about what they do. They get excited. They’re about the big picture, the process, the vision, the inspiration! Big ideas that are as thrilling to talk about as they are to reach for.

You’re probably wondering what’s in store for the real estate market as 2022 winds down. We know that experts have predicted a turn in 2023 with the reemergence of a buyer’s market. Most of us likely have a different question in mind: is the U.S. housing market heading for a crash?

So, you’ve purchased an investment property. The renovations have been completed, the residents have signed a lease, and you’re ready to start earning some sweet, sweet passive income.

But what should investors be doing with that passive income, exactly?

If you’re like most other investors — especially those managing properties out of state — you might have given some thought to getting a home warranty. These warranties help cover the costs of repairs and replacements in your rental properties, which means you can end up saving on maintenance costs and maximize your net income.

Every real estate investor knows that one of the big perks in the biz is found in tax benefits. None of us like paying taxes. They’re inevitable, of course, so why not get the biggest benefits from them you can?