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As a real estate investor, your bread and butter is finding properties below market value, renovating them, and then gaining a return on your initial investment by either reselling the property for a profit or renting it out as a continual source of income.

2017 is shaping up to be in many ways a landmark year for the real estate market. Though a lot of talk is focused on millennials and rising interest rates, here are some lesser-known trends that are going to affect the market to an equal if not greater extent in 2017 and beyond.

If you’re facing foreclosure, there are some things you can do to stop the process. Don’t panic. Here’s what you need to know.

A qualified, competent agent is often the difference between a timely sale and a drawn-out process, and usually has an enormous effect on whether or not you’re going to get a reasonable offer on your property.

Whether you’re a real estate investor or just looking to buy a new home, you’ve probably more than once come across a home with a “For Sale By Owner” sign. Here’s how to navigate those transactions.

If you’re renting one or more properties out, keeping them populated with tenants is probably a going concern. While you can’t always win in terms of getting good tenants vs. bad tenants, as a landlord there are several steps you can take on your end to ensure your properties are continually occupied and creating income.

If you’ve just finalized your mortgage, it may feel like you just crossed the finish line of a particularly grueling race. What comes next?

2017 is set to bring about a good deal of changes to the real estate market after the whirlwind that was 2016.

Every home is unique, so should your landscaping plan should be too.

Having your house appraised might seem daunting, even scary, especially if you have never gone through an appraisal before.