The surprising new wave of modern-day landlords
Many ended up here by accident and didn’t buy anything. Here’s how owning a rental has changed.
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.
Many ended up here by accident and didn’t buy anything. Here’s how owning a rental has changed.
They’re now cheaper than regular homes and faster to build. But what’s it like to live in one?
The pros and cons of investing in the capital of Pennsylvania.
Going in on real estate with pals comes with pitfalls. But here’s why it may be worth it.
This week, we’re heading to the rock ’n’ roll capital of the world for an investor’s take on the market.
An investor reveals the challenges behind a home’s rise from the ashes.
Investors are making major changes to their game plans this year.
In this new column, we zoom in on specific real estate markets and ask investors for the good, the bad, and their hard-won lessons. This week, we kicked the tires on Detroit.
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Is it insane, or a smart investment strategy? Hear out these hosts before you decide.