I know what you’re thinking. Another Friday and here Jeff is, going on and on about real estate. At a certain point, it becomes sadly obvious that I am obsessed with real estate. I mean, I know we are all somewhat obsessed with real estate. If you don’t believe me,
There’s a very well known phrase in real estate. Location, location, location. It’s apparently the three most important things when buying a property. I actually agree that location is crucial – in fact, I discussed it at length in an article from three years ago and I haven’t changed my
Over the past few weeks, I’ve had a few emails and calls from concerned clients and friends. The concerns seem to fall into three broad camps. The real estate market just collapsed, right? Are you homeless yet? I hear lots of deals aren’t closing. Did you have to start all
I’m not ashamed to admit I like commercials. Commercial properties that is. If you thought I was talking about those things that used to run between programs, then no, I don’t like commercials. You remember commercials right? Way back when people watched one episode of a show at a time.
I know that’s hard to believe. After all, in all the time you’ve been reading my articles, I’ve been pretty much flawless. Predicting the recovery of the Nortel stock I bought at $40 per share? Nailed it. Deriding the internet as a temporary fad? Dead on. Proclaiming that frosted hair
You ever hear that saying that real estate is about three things? That’s right – location, location, location. While that might be a bit of an over-simplification, it is definitely true that real estate markets are inherently local. What’s happening in one part of the city can be quite different
It can be difficult to know what to consider when buying an income property. Here's our take on the overall best approach and some examples of opportunities out there right now.
On the last day of every month, I like to retreat to a remote cabin in the woods and think about what has gone on over the past month. Reflect on my successes and my failures, what has changed and what has stayed the same. Apologies, I misspoke above. I
