Author Archives: Jennifer Staats

Click on the image to see the before and after video of this beautiful transformation. Facebook Share Linked In Share

5-Mistakes That Can Make House Flipping a FLOP Avoid the pitfalls that novice flippers overlook It looks so easy! Buy a house, make a few cosmetic fixes, put it back on the market, and make a huge profit. At any given time, a half-dozen shows on television feature good-looking, well-dressed investors who make the process […]

Once your new home is officially yours, you’ll want to celebrate. Never mind breaking out the pizza and paper plates while you unearth where you packed the kitchen stuff. We’re talking about throwing a housewarming party to give your friends and neighbors a taste of your new digs in style. That said, if you bill […]

From tear down to foundation forms. See how this new build is progressing. Click below to see a video update. Facebook Share Linked In Share

 Gustan Cho The Mortgage Expert September 6, 2021 – 4 min read This Article Is About How To Become A Private Money Lender For Real Estate Investors To find a good opportunity to lend. What constitutes a good opportunity to lend? There are a couple of things you as a private money lender can do to be sure you’re […]

Between the interior design magazines delivered to your door, your addiction to Pinterest, and your friend’s recent bathroom remodel with a hundred likes on Facebook, you get bombarded with home improvement recommendations wherever you turn. Everyone and their dog seems to have an opinion on what your house needs to shine or which type of […]

    Diversifying where you put your investment funds is a critical part of whether or not you will be financially successful long term. It is far too risky to potentially suffer the losses that can come from putting all your eggs in one basket.  These losses can happen in an instant and leave you […]

    Building financial wealth and stability remains one of the top reasons Americans choose to own a home, and as a homeowner, your wealth often grows without you even realizing it. In a recent paper published by the Urban Institute, Home Ownership is Affordable Housing, author Mike Loftin illustrates how homeowners increase their equity and their wealth simply […]

  Maybe you’ve been binge-watching HGTV and want to remodel your kitchen. Or maybe you’re tempted to build an office add-on for your new remote job. Well, the average kitchen remodel can set you back between $10,000 to $100,000. And that 12 x 12 office addition? Prepare to fork over $32,000 to $80,000.   Whether you need […]

  Coronavirus is actively changing the mechanics of selling a home in a way that could have long-lasting and even permanent effects — and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. The need to suddenly practice social distancing and restrict movement has accelerated innovation and technology in a space that’s traditionally been paperwork-heavy and people-driven.   […]