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Technology’s role in rental property investment market

Housing Wire

rental sector has benefitted most landlords in this country, from larger multifamily investors to smaller mom-and-pop owners. Real estate investments have long been a key pathway to wealth in the U.S. Individual investors own about 70% of rental properties in the U.S., The strength of the U.S. according to U.S.

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Proptech Parcl offers real estate investing without liquidity

Housing Wire

Blockchain-based real estate platform Parcl is betting people want a piece of the real estate pie so badly customers are willing to invest in an emerging, small slice of the market: a digital square foot of real estate. The platform gives users exposure to markets and allows the blockchain to trade.

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What Is Landlord Liability Insurance?: Guide for Real Estate Investors

Mashvisor

In the dynamic world of real estate investment, where opportunities and risks walk hand in hand, understanding the nuances of landlord liability insurance becomes not just beneficial but essential. As…

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What Is a Landlord: Responsibilities, Pros & Cons For Investors

BiggerPockets

When you buy a rental property, you'll either become a landlord or hire someone else to do it. Here's all to know about landlording as an investor.

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Remote landlord? How to manage a rental from across the country

Inman

More investors are maintaining rental properties from far away. Find out how to make that long-distance landlord more manageable.

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6 things landlords need to know before breaking a lease

Inman

Here are some common scenarios to watch for as a landlord or a real estate investor. A signed lease is a binding legal agreement that can’t be broken — except in the few exceptions when it can.

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What Is CPI in Real Estate?

BiggerPockets

Understanding the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in real estate is vital if you are a landlord or real estate investor. The CPI reflects how housing expenses—rent and utilities—impact inflation and property values.