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How to Find Multi-Family Properties for Sale in Edmonton

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Diversifying your investment portfolio is a smart move, providing a safeguard against economic downturns in any specific market sector. Multi-family properties, in particular, offer numerous advantages for diversification. Shared construction means lower costs per unit, and overall maintenance costs are reduced, making it an attractive choice for diversifying your portfolio. Additionally, rental investments like multi-family … Continued
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The Basics Of An Investor Wholesaler Agreement in Edmonton

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As an investor, you will want to understand the ins and outs of a wholesaler agreement for properties in Edmonton. Learn about the process and expectations in our latest post! An investor wholesaler agreement, or a wholesale real estate contract, comes into play when a Edmonton investor and a local property wholesaler join forces to … Continued

6 Ways to Find Deals on Edmonton Investment Properties

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Adding investment properties to your portfolio is a no-brainer in today’s economy. While it pays to invest, you don’t want to spend too much or put your money into a niche that isn’t right for you. Many investors are looking for deals on Edmonton real estate, and we’re here to let you know exactly how … Continued

How to Create Generational Wealth for Your Family in Edmonton

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Creating generational wealth for your family is a buzzword we have been hearing about for a while. For many, the thought was always to build wealth, but now people are now becoming more focused on what they can leave behind for future generations. Many parents are spending their time, working hard to ensure a bright … Continued

5 Mistakes New Edmonton Real Estate Investors Often Make

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Making mistakes is how we learn. Making mistakes is what helps us grow. Every great investor has made a mistake or two along the way. It is nothing to be embarrassed about or try to cover up. It is a part of the business, and it happens to everyone. Below, we offer up some of … Continued

5 Ways the Edmonton Real Estate Industry is Changing in 2023

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While some basics about real estate will never change, the industry is constantly modified to keep in step with economic changes, updates to industry standards, technological advances and shifts in real estate trends. Along with all this, lawmakers are continually updating the tax codes which affect real estate transactions. Keeping your eyes on the horizon … Continued

What Edmonton Real Estate Buyers and Sellers Can Expect in 2023

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A renewed focus on homeownership brought about by the pandemic changed the perspective of the population that would generally be renters. As a result, Edmonton real estate investors should be aware that this driving force is now cooling and consider adjusting their investment strategy accordingly. So read on as we explore what Edmonton real estate … Continued

Should You Buy a Fixer-Upper in Edmonton?

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For many people, the idea of a fixer-upper property at a discounted price can seem appealing, but is it right for you? We will let you know what to look for if you want to buy a fixer-upper house in Edmonton! There are many types of people who might be interested in purchasing a fixer-upper property. You … Continued

4 Tips for Investing in Single-Family Properties in Edmonton

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The debate never cools: is it better (financially) to invest in multi-family or single-family properties? That’s like asking whether a hammer is better than a screwdriver. The answer is, of course …it depends. It depends on the job at hand, the materials and fasteners available, and what you’re trying to accomplish. But if, after doing … Continued

Fix and Flip or Buy and Hold: 3 Differences in Edmonton

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Of all the possible avenues for involvement in the real estate investing arena, house flipping and longer-term investing are the most popular and common. In recent years, fixing and flipping houses has become hugely popular owing in large part to the influence of TV shows like Flip This House. Still, the tried-and-true (and steady) method … Continued