In real estate, you often hear that you should buy the worst house on the best street. Why is that? Because you can change a lot of things in a house—redo the cosmetics or plant new landscaping, but you cannot change location. In real estate, the value of your house is determined by “comps” or comparable houses within a short distance of your home. So if you buy a house that may be ugly but it is amongst higher valued and more beautiful homes, you have potential to upgrade yo

“Fear regret more than failure” The idea of buying and flipping homes or purchasing rental properties is exciting and seems to be a goal of many people we come across. Regardless of your circumstance in life, you can do it! We’ve met and seen individuals from all different ages, backgrounds, education (or lack thereof), and experiences be successful investing in real estate. So how can you take that first step in your real estate investing journey? For us, we were planning on

Know what my favorite part of flipping houses is? (Hint: if you have read my bio page, you'd get this question right!) My favorite part is walking into a house for the first time and imagining all the things that we can do to it. Every single house has potential--even the ugliest. It is hard for me not to get excited and emotionally attached to houses because by the time I leave I don't see a house with shag carpet and holes in the wall--I see a beautiful redesigned house tha