The Blueprint Blog
Why a Municipal Lien Search is Important When Buying Distressed Properties
A municipal lien search uncovers pending fines, violations, assessments and other issues that haven’t hit the public record yet. Here’s why the search is important when buying real estate.
Interest Rates and Real Estate Investing
The Federal Reserve announced raising interest rates again in July. Here’s how the decision impacts real estate investor financing.
Seven Questions to Ask Before Buying Your First Real Estate Investment Property
Answering these seven questions will help provide a good foundation for finding and acquiring the right real estate investment property.
Shifting to a Hospitality Mindset for Short-term Vacation Rentals
Short-term rentals require a different approach to decision-making, an emphasis on understanding the clientele, and a focus on elevating the experience of those who stay there.
Benefits of an LLC for Real Estate Investing
An LLC can provide many broad benefits to any type of company, but there are several unique advantages for real estate investors.
What Does a Title Company Do? An Introductory Guide for First-time Buyers & Investors
First-time homebuyers and novice real estate investors may not understand all the nuances of the closing process. Here are ten commonly asked questions about title companies to help you better understand what they do, how they do it, and why.
Five Ways to Finance Real Estate Investments
One of the biggest hurdles to real estate investing is understanding the lending options and which best aligns with your goals and financial circumstances. Here are five of the approaches investors take to mitigate the upfront costs of buying real estate.
The Four Phases of the Real Estate Cycle
Seasoned real estate investors use historical knowledge to understand how the market is moving and make changes to their investment strategies. Understanding the phases of the real estate cycle is one way to potentially predict what might be on the horizon.
What Gen Z Wants in a Rental
In 2021, Gen Z was the only generation with an increase in rental applications. Born between 1997 and 2012, the oldest of this generation are graduating college, starting careers, and establishing independence. With recent survey findings, their renting preferences are beginning to emerge.
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