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Is Owning Apartments Profitable: Pros & Cons of Buying an Apartment Complex Article

Is Owning Apartments Profitable: Pros & Cons of Buying a Whole Complex

Investing in multifamily properties is a time-tested way to generate passive income. Apartment buildings typically carry less risk and offer a much higher return on investment than single family homes. On the other hand, they can be difficult to manage and require more time and commitment than other types of rental properties. But is owning apartments profitable?

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How To Buy Airbnb Properties & Is It A Good Investment Article

How To Buy an Airbnb Property & Is It a Good Investment

In 2019, Boston city council passed a set of laws that restricted investors and tenants from renting out property by the night. In the past two years, there has been legislation to temper the explosion of short-term rentals and Airbnb properties in particular. On the one hand, some people believe it is leading to a drop in inventory in many markets. On the other hand, there are complaints of noisy neighbors, unauthorized parking and excessive messiness.

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What is Turnkey Real Estate Investing & How To Invest in it Safely - Featured Image

What is Turnkey Real Estate and How to Invest in it Safely?

Turnkey real estate is a term that has a big problem. And that problem is that there is no accepted definition of what “turnkey” actually means! Here at RealWealth, we know what WE define it as (more on that later), but there are many people in the industry that throw the term around so loosely that it has become almost meaningless. So, when asking yourself “what is turnkey real estate investing” just realize that there is no standard accepted definition, and that you have to be careful to know that who you are working with may have a much lower definition than you do.

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