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5 Things You Should Know Before Buying Your First Condo

Lamacchia Realty

High-rise buildings usually offer an array of amenities and are typically close to restaurants, shops, and public transportation. So, even if you rent a condo, your landlord will be a single person while, if you rent an apartment, your landlord will be a company. First, you’ll need to abide by certain HOA laws and regulations.

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Washington Legislators Drive Home More Real Estate Measures in 2024

Will Springer Realtor

Despite a short session this year, lawmakers in Olympia were successful in passing 14 known pieces of legislation that serve to help home buyers and sellers as well as landlords and tenants. The 3-month, 2023 session was deemed the Year of Housing, with 23 pieces of relevant legislation becoming law.

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Investors’ Guide to Mixed-Use Property for Sale: Understanding the Live-Work-Play Hybrid [2021]

The Robert Weiler Company

According to the National Community and Transportation Preference Survey by the National Association of REALTORS®, 53 percent of Americans prefer walkable communities. Zoning, which are the laws governing how land will be used, has created more opportunities for mixed-use properties. Landlords Can Expect Longer Tenant Retention.

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How to Buy a Rental Property: Get Tips from the Experts

PennyMac

Decide If You Have the Ability and Funds to Be A Landlord. Being a landlord can be a rewarding and lucrative job, but there are useful (and sometimes necessary) abilities you need. Now that you know your options, what you want as a landlord, and what you need to get started, follow these steps to get your investment property moving.