by David Taran | Oct 11, 2018 | david taran, Investing, Real Estate, real estate news
Over the past several years, real estate rental properties have been the prime target for many real estate investors. Years of historically low interest rates and low-cost financing have produced strong investment returns. Although demand for rentals remains high in...
by David Taran | Sep 12, 2018 | david taran, Investing, Real Estate
Although many people outside of the real estate world are unaware of it, there are many ways that someone can invest in real estate without taking on all of the costs, risks, and headaches of property ownership. While there some substantial benefits that come with...
by David Taran | Jul 13, 2018 | david taran, Investing, real estate news, Uncategorized
The real estate market is ever fluctuating, and as a professional within the industry it’s important to keep up with current housing market trends. According to Realtor.com, here are 2018’s current hottest housing markets. Midland, Texas Likely in correlation to the...
by David Taran | May 15, 2018 | david taran, Investing, real estate news
When people think of investing, they often think of the more typical avenues like rental properties that require consistent management, maintenance, and general upkeep. While these more conventional real estate investment avenues offer a lot of opportunity and...
by David Taran | May 15, 2018 | david taran, Investing, real estate news
Anyone who knows me, knows I love being able to raise my kids in California. From the swath of outdoor activities and beaches to the the year-round sunshine, what’s not to love? My point is, the golden state is a great place for anyone to live, but people sometimes...
by David Taran | Apr 16, 2018 | david taran, Investing, real estate news
Real estate is one of the most common investments among those who are seeking financial stability. But, the question of whether to invest directly in a single physical property or in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) is always lingering. Because a lot of people...
