Real Estate Strategies
Class is (never) dismissed
Why schools are graduating into great apartments.
Judy Dutton is a book author and editor who's contributed to The Wall Street Journal, Wired, Atlantic, and other outlets. She lives in Brooklyn, NY.
Real Estate Strategies
How one investor is turning college tailgaters into hotel owners
Turns out “I’d run through a wall for my alma mater” pairs well with a dividend check.
Real Estate Strategies
She built a real estate empire with 1% down
How a simple “I’d rather own than rent” instinct turned into a full-blown portfolio.
Real Estate Strategies
They caught ‘Yellowstone’ fever—and now run a ranch
Agricultural properties are hot to trot today, but newbie buyers could stand a reality check.
Housing Market
A floating man cave washes up on the market for $5.5 million
Because a landlocked man cave doesn’t cut it, this one has fishing, hunting, and a movable address.
Properties
What it’s like to live with 150 alpacas
Not into cows or chickens? There’s a whole world of livestock beyond the usual suspects. Here’s how one couple’s odd pick panned out.
Housing Market
This house comes with a built-in lawsuit
The occupant won’t leave without a fight.
Real Estate Strategies
He went from homeless to owning real estate on two continents
How a sad McDonald’s meal turned Anthony O’Neal into a real estate investor.
Housing Market
The Chip and Joanna Gaines effect on Waco, TX
The stars of HGTV’s “Fixer Upper” turned this tiny town into a real estate hot spot.
Properties
America’s homes have passed their expiration date
A construction slowdown is pushing the age of the average US home to the breaking point.