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Bank Owned Real Estate

Bank owned real estate is the least risky way to buy foreclosures. Learn how to find available properties, and maximize your odds of getting a great deal.

Rental Property Tax Deductions

Itemize rental property tax deductions to get more cash in your pocket. Here is a comprehensive list of deductible expenses.

Pets in Rental Properties: Not Worth the Risk

5 reasons to avoid allowing pets in rental properties.

Rental Property Business: How to Minimize Litigation Risk

It's critical to manage your multifamily portfolio like a true rental property business to protect your personal assets. Here's how.

Curb Appeal for Investment Properties

Tips for quickly and easily improving your multifamily rental property's curb appeal when selling.

Investment Properties College Fund?

An investment properties college fund is a great way to save for your kids' educations. Here's how to get started.

Piggyback Mortgage for Investment Properties?

The piggyback mortgage is a dying breed, especially for rental properties. Luckily, you have better options to minimize your out-of-pocket expense.

Optimizing Rental Property Cash Flow

Boost your rental property cash flow by gradually increasing rental revenue and decreasing monthly expenses over time. Best bet: Put it all in a reserve account.

401K Real Estate Investing: Is It Viable?

401K real estate investing can be effective, but using an IRA is better. Here are 3 options for using your retirement account to buy properties.