In real estate investment, you will be recommended countless professional services. How many of them are truly necessary? Ultimately, who you need on your team greatly depends on your investment strategies, portfolio size, and personal goals. Regardless, it’s always wise to at lease consult investment and financial advisors when you’re looking to buy, sell, or inherit property.

If you’re an entrepreneur, you have a brand – like it or not. The time, attention, and care you put into building that brand rests on your shoulders! In today’s business climate, it’s just not optional. Whether you’re crafting a personal brand or one for your business, here are six go-to methods for establishing a brand that is impactful, memorable, and meaningful, both for you and your clients.

Remote real estate investing can be one of the best things you’ll ever do as an investor. From unprecedented market access to key portfolio diversification, the benefits – and the options – are endless. With that said, out-of-state investing can be risky. Don’t ignore these essential steps to safely (and successfully) investing outside of your local market.

While none of us like to be criticized, we must recognize that negative feedback, like failure, presents unique and valuable opportunities to better ourselves and our businesses. This is your guide for dealing with critiques in a way that benefits your business, your life, and your relationships.

Despite what the name might suggest, a stress test doesn't have to come with anxiety. Rather, it can help you identify your strengths and weaknesses before they come with huge consequences.

As an entrepreneur and small business owner, you play a vital role in the world. 

Real estate investors looking to get in on a fast-appreciating housing and rental market are facing the aftermath of one of the strongest seller’s markets we’ve seen. So how do you come out on top without blowing your budget in a bidding war?

Saving for retirement isn’t a particularly exciting venture. However, making the most of your retirement is a creative, outside-of-the-box task. We’re too locked into the idea of savings accounts and 401Ks to really consider all the options before us.

While buy-and-hold investors would like to hold their properties for as long as possible, we also know that unforeseen circumstances – such as a personal and urgent need for capital, negative cash flow, or a change in portfolio direction and investment goals – can make offloading properties necessary.

Your real estate investment is prey to many risks that can be mitigated. But what about natural disasters? There’s no preventing an unstoppable force.