Buying An Investment Property

Buying an investment property can be an overwhelming experience; there's so much to consider!

What kind of investment property is the right fit for you and your goals?

How do you find the right real estate agent—an agent with experience working with investors—when you don't live in the market you're buying in?

How do you know if the property you're considering purchasing is going to generate a positive cash flow?

It's a lot to think about, and before you make the jump and buy an investment property, it's important you really understand whether it's a solid investment for you and your long-term financial goals.

In the articles below, you'll learn how to determine which type of investment property is the right fit for you and your goals, how to find the right realtor, how to analyze properties to determine their profitability, and how to find private investors to finance your big purchase.

How to Find Private Money Investors for Your Real Estate Financing

As an investor, you want to build a profitable real estate portfolio. But unless you have a significant amount of cash on hand, you’ll need to find the financing to make that happen.

How to Find an Investor-Focused Realtor for Investment Properties

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Turnkeys vs Rehabs: Which Rental Investment Is Best for You?

We all love good competition with a clear winner. But in the battle of turnkey versus rehab, you’re faced with a personal decision. It’s not about which is a better investment, but rather which works best for you.

Which Type of Investment Property Is Right for You?

Investors put their money in Dallas-Fort Worth rental properties because of the potential return. Some prioritize capital gains and flip a house. Others aim for regular cash flow so they play the rental field.

18 Important Things to Consider When Buying an Investment Property [CHECKLIST]

Whether you’re buying your first or your twentieth investment property, finances and operation processes have to be in order. So, when you decide it’s time to buy, consider these key components of investment properties before you start the house hunt.

How to Determine If Your Investment Property Will Produce Cash Flow [FREE Rental Property Calculator]

Will your existing and prospective properties produce the income you’re looking for? The primary tool you need to make your decision is a rental property calculator.

What You Need to Know About Using Realtors to Buy Investment Properties

Selling to investors is completely different than selling to a home buyer. It’s natural to assume that any agent would be able to help you in your search for a rental property, but it’s just not the same.

Tips for Buying DFW Investment Properties in a Seller’s Market

Dallas is currently a seller’s market. If you’re a real estate investor on the hunt for a good investment, we’re sharing expert advice on what to consider when looking for DFW investment properties.

How to Analyze Investment Properties in the DFW Market

Many people dream of owning an investment property or adding more properties to their portfolio. And for good reason: investment property can be a solid passive income vehicle that provides decent returns.

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