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The coronavirus outbreak has fundamentally reshaped the real estate industry, raising a host of novel issues for the housing market and forcing professionals and consumers alike to adapt their approaches......
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It’s safe to say that everyone—the real estate industry included—was ready to put the uncertainty and risk associated with the latter half of 2020 behind them and get a fresh......
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Here’s a trick question: What’s the hardest real estate deal to close? Simple answer: your very first one as an investor. If you think about it, it makes sense—inexperienced real......
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In late March of 2020, the real estate industry collectively appeared to be heading straight off a deep cliff of Grand Canyon proportions as the widespread fallout connected with the......
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The coronavirus pandemic has brought a significant negative financial impact to countless households and businesses across the nation. With the implementation of mitigation protocol including mandatory lockdowns and social distancing,......
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Let’s be honest, taxes can be quite the headache. There are a seemingly endless series of guidelines and rules from the IRS saying what you can and cannot do as......
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One of the ideal scenarios for hard money loans is when you need a loan on short notice to use for a multi-family lending investment. Multi-family real estate assets are......
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My name is Ralph Rivera and I’ve completed over 45 deals in real estate totaling more than $13 Million over the past 18+ years. I have partnered with Michael Young, a......
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Those looking to purchase real estate typically use bridge loans to facilitate the transition from one home to another while the first is still on the market. While this sounds......
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Real estate is generally deemed to be a safe investment in that the relative price volatility in this sector is typically less in comparison to the stock market. Historically, data......
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