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Becoming financially independent through real estate investing isn’t an elite act. Anyone can do it, at any time—and more of us could be doing it than are, says best-selling author Lance Edwards, creator of the Multifamily Success and Raising Private Money systems. Over the last seven years, he’s taught hundreds of students how they too can build wealth with investments in small apartment complexes and multifamily housing. His book, How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments couldn’t have come at a better time. With hedge funds buying up large, full apartment complexes because they must move huge chunks of money—anywhere from $3 million to those costing hundreds of millions— small and mid-sized apartments are gold mines gone untouched. In between those million dollar deals and large apartment complexes, there is a revolving door of small and mid-size apartments available for investors just like you.

Identifying vulnerable entry points on your property and securing those with the right technology is good for business and the bottom line.   By Christy Matte (MultiFamilyNews.com Article)  —  There’s no doubt that security is one of the biggest challenges when managing multiple rental properties. Protecting your assets, your renters, and your reputation...Continue reading »

Looking for that Perfect Home Business?  Then Learn How to Broker Factoring Transactions With the Help of IACFB   Looking for Residual, Life-of-Account Income?  Then Learn How to Become a Consultant in Factoring Never heard of it?  Well accounts receivable factoring has been around for hundreds of years and worldwide, is one of the most popular methods...Continue reading »

Skidmore, Owings and Merrill focuses on health and well-being in the design of the 2018 Multifamily Executive Concept Community. By Brian Lee (MultiFamilyExecutive.com Article)  —  Today, there are many building standards that compete to qualify and quantify sustainability, but what if our design work is ultimately judged by how it promotes and nourishes...Continue reading »

Biography Chris Hogan might have been the most unlikely person to wind up working as a financial speaker. Why? Years ago, Chris was an All-American college football player who pushed future NFL players all over the field—far removed from the world of helping others find Financial Peace. For Chris, the path from football to where he is today was a long, but meaningful,...Continue reading »

As interest rates push higher, investors are becoming more cautious.   By Bendix Anderson (NREI Online Article)  —  Investors have become less willing to pay top prices for apartment buildings in New York City. Prices on apartment assets in Manhattan south of 96th Street have dropped slightly relative to income, and have lost their upward momentum...Continue reading »

While these increases are starting to cause upward pressure on cap rates, apartment values have held relatively steady since tighter occupancy levels are simultaneously causing upward pressure on rental rates.   By Mark Ventre (MultiHousingNews.com Article)  —  As we enter the second half of 2018, unemployment is down to a 50-year low, and the economy is...Continue reading »

    My Story Professor Biagio Sciacca, known to his friends as Bill, has one passion; it is to assist organizations in having its employees become as excited about the company’s mission and goals as the executives who designed them. His presentations are solidly backed research presented in a dynamic, readily accessible, and easily discernible format that is conducive...Continue reading »

Adding a second soundproof patio door quiets loud external noise to boost rental and occupancy rates and reduce turnover. Here’s how. By Randy Brown (MultiHousingNews.com Article)  —  For the managers of apartments and condo developments, the constant din of traffic, roar of aircraft, or clanking of railways can depress rental, lease and occupancy...Continue reading »