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5 Tips for Investors Who Manage Multiple Properties in Dallas

January 20, 2022

Without proper management, your investment portfolio will be like a ship cast adrift without a captain at the helm successfully navigating the waters. It takes time to steer a boat in a new direction and keep in line with upcoming market changes, such as rent increases or building your portfolio with fantastic investment opportunities. Managing … Continued

5 Selling Secrets From Professional Real Estate Investors in Dallas

January 1, 2022

By Rod Hanks

When you’re ready to sell your home, it’s helpful to know some insider tricks to make the process fast, simple, and straightforward. By understanding what it takes to sell your home without going through weeks and months of trial and error, you can save yourself time and money as well. Read on for the inside … Continued

5 Ways to Profit From Land in Dallas

December 23, 2021

By Rod Hanks

In the diversity department for real estate Investors, land offers a great variety, and you’re likely to find a way to incorporate your life passions and investments. But, of course, once you’ve found your investment property, you must pay the right price to realize the best return on the investment. But first, you’ll need to … Continued

How Much to Spend When Buying Investment Property in Dallas: A Breakdown of the Numbers

December 20, 2021

By Rod Hanks

With so many potential investments available in the Dallas real estate market, it is beneficial to have a readily available tool that will help you sort through properties quickly. The two most important factors in investment real estate are the location and the numbers. Once you’ve narrowed down your location, you need to walk away … Continued

4 Things You Should Know About Selling Your House to a Direct Buyer in Dallas

December 12, 2021

By Rod Hanks

When it’s time to sell your house, the most critical decision is selecting your sales method. Unfortunately, when the conventional home sales method comes to mind, working with a real estate agent, the next thought is typically the pain of paying the real estate agent’s commissions and all of those fees at closing, depleting the … Continued

3 Key Differences Between Property Wholesalers and Dallas Real Estate Agents

December 9, 2021

By Rod Hanks

A wholesaler offers homeowners an option when they are trying to sell a property; typically, these houses are in a state of severe disrepair and often don’t garner their market value with a traditional listing on the MLS. Seen as bargains by typical buyers, offers, though rare, are usually insultingly low offers. Wholesalers are dedicated … Continued

How to Decide if You Should Keep or Sell Your House in Dallas

December 5, 2021

By Rod Hanks

Do you want to sell your house in Dallas? Just as there is a right time to buy, there is a right time to sell your home. Of course, many factors may influence the decision ahead, such as changes in your finances or significant life circumstances that have caused an upheaval in your life. Perhaps … Continued

5 Common Misconceptions Homeowners Have About Professional Property Buyers in Dallas

December 2, 2021

By Rod Hanks

If only I’d known. Before you find yourself saying this about the benefits of working with professional property buyers, instead of listening to gossip and rumors, why not take the time to educate yourself about how the process works. Investigate for yourself; you’ll find that local professional property buyers offer this option as a solution … Continued

4 Major Repairs to Avoid When Selling Your House in Dallas

December 1, 2021

By Rod Hanks

When you’re ready to sell, thoughts of what is wrong with your house, the desire to sell your home for a higher price may motivate you to make the repairs on your own to save money. Remember too, when you are selling, the disclosure form awaits, and you will need to advise the new owners … Continued

4 Ways to Sell a House That is No Longer Working for You in Dallas

November 28, 2021

By Rod Hanks

Sometimes in life, what once worked perfectly is no longer the best fit, which can be true of many things, including our homes. While we may feel a great sense of nostalgia about the memories we make in our homes, children grow and move away, leaving empty rooms and creating a desire to move closer … Continued