The View From Temple View

With an explosion in demand for short-term rentals in recent years, many real estate investors are considering taking the leap into this popular - and fairly new - investment option. 

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Investing in a rental property is an excellent way to build wealth, but the work put into maintaining one is never ending. Let’s break down the good and bad between managing your property on your own vs. hiring an expert to delegate work to.

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While investing in real estate can be risky and challenging, when done well and handled smartly, the long-term benefits are numerous.

In tough economic times, it may seem counterintuitive to expand your investment portfolio and dive into real estate. However, this can create advantageous moments for buyers, making residential real estate investments a safe haven for steady income.

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A real estate wholesaler is someone who looks to buy a home directly from the owner then turns around and sells it to an investor for a slightly higher cost, pocketing the difference as the wholesale fee.

Sound interesting? Read on.

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There is the old adage: “Anyone can be a landlord, but it takes someone special to be a good one.”

Okay, maybe that saying does not actually exist, but it’s true enough. There are many misconceptions about what landlords