RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY INVESTORS
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| SELLING A TENANTED PROPERTY |
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While many investors still own every investment property they ever bought as part of a self-funded retirement portfolio, there are others who want or need to sell a property because their circumstances – personal or financial - have changed. Is it better to give the tenant notice to quit before putting the property on the market or should they sell it while the tenants are still in place? |
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| THINK LIKE AN INVESTOR |
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While it’s unlikely that experienced home buyers will buy a home to live in that they don’t like, the same is not true of experienced property investors. Yet many novice property investors report that they have difficulty buying something they don’t ‘like’ even if it is a good sound investment. |
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| KEEPING RENTS IN PERSPECTIVE |
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While the market is generally good for rental property owners at the moment, it is easy for (usually novice) investors to think the sky is the limit when tenants are competing over properties and rents are still increasing. But the rules of successful property management still hold true. |
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| INTERVEW YOUR AGENT IN 15 QUESTIONS |
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Click on the link for fifteen questions that will help you ‘interview’ agents when deciding who you will employ to sell your home. Once you have compared several agents' answers to these questions, you will know your local marketplace better and be in a good position to choose the best agent to market your property. |
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| MEDIAN IS MARKET SAVVY |
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It can be hard for inexperienced property investors to distinguish between a good investment and a bad one, especially if they keep looking for something they like.
In reality, many investors make it harder for themselves than they need to by being too emotional about their purchases. |
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