A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) is a line of credit that uses your home as collateral. As you pay back the borrowed funds, your available balance will increase. A HELOC rate can be fixed or variable…
A homeowner’s association, or HOA, is a self-governing body that is formed within a community, subdivision, or condominium building. It is typically set up by a property developer and is run by a group of volunteer homeowners elected…
Cash flow is a result of investing in real estate and leasing it to tenants for monthly rental revenue. Moreover, real estate investors seek rental properties that generate positive cash flow which means they invest in properties that…
Luxury Property Care provides full-service management for ‘high net worth’ properties. A luxury property care team ensures to keep your property in perfect condition. The team also guarantees you always arrive at a fresh, clean home where everything…
A depreciable property also referred to as a depreciable asset, is any property that can be depreciated in accordance with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) rules. These are generally long-term assets, which can vary from furniture, fixtures, real…
A property derivative, otherwise known as a real estate derivative, is a financial instrument or contract between two or more parties that takes its value from an underlying asset, such as an index. The value may change at…
Investment Property Management has been one of the inclining trends, especially at this time of pandemic and new normal. Everyone is adjusting and needs a source of income for living. Instead of hiring someone to manage the property,…
The landlord is an owner of a property who leases and rents the property to other people commonly known as tenants and pays rents. Individuals, businesses, and other entities can be landlords. On the other hand, the term…
Property rights are often described as the theoretical and legal ownership of resources as well as the permissible uses of those resources. Individuals, companies, and governments may possess these such resources, which can both be tangible or intangible.…
There are ways to increase the value of your home before putting it on the market. The key is to spend money in the right places to achieve the highest return on your investment. A home that gains…
