Author Archives: JD Esajian

How to Sell a Rehab Property FAST

Posted by JD Esajian // October 31, 2022

Sell Rehab Property

In the world of real estate, time is money. With every rehab property, you work on it is essential that you find a buyer as quickly as possible. The interest payments, insurance, and taxes don’t stop until your property gets sold. The first 24 hours of any new listing is the best time to generate […]


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Tips for Landlording: Do’s and Don’ts

Posted by JD Esajian // October 28, 2022

There are more rental property opportunities available today than ever before. A growing number of potential homebuyers are holding off and flooding the rental market. This has created ample demand for rental properties and in turn demand for landlords. On the surface, owning a rental property might seem easy. You buy a property, find some […]


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The History of Recession & Home Prices

Posted by JD Esajian // October 25, 2022

Home Prices in Recession

If you have stayed updated on recent events in the news in the past year, at some point you’ve likely heard the scary word “recession.” The idea of a recession might seem overwhelming or concerning, but the US should know a thing or two about bouncing back from economic turmoil. Due to the coronavirus, the […]


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What Does Notice of Default Mean in Real Estate?

Posted by JD Esajian // September 1, 2022

Have you found yourself staring at a Notice of Default? In its simplest terms, a Notice of Default is the first step a bank or lender will take toward the process of a non-judicial or judicial foreclosure on a property, most likely due to an outstanding loan. No one wants to deal with the tiresome […]


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When To Use These Financing Options

Posted by JD Esajian // May 17, 2019

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The starting point for any prospective deal is financing. How you plan on financing the transaction dictates just about everything else you do. Financing determines your offer price, the closing date, contract contingencies and earnest money deposited. On some deals the financing option is cut and dry. On others there are a handful of options […]


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Indications Of A Strong Real Estate Market

Posted by JD Esajian // May 10, 2019

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As an investor, in a perfect world you would only invest in markets on the way up. Being a little too early on a market, is much better than a little too late. Finding emerging markets takes diligence and the ability to pour through data. It also takes discipline to know when to walk away, […]


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How To Handle A Real Estate Crisis

Posted by JD Esajian // April 26, 2019

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If you are in the real estate investing business long enough eventually you will face a business crisis. Your tenant may cause damage to a rental property, a deal maybe lost at the 11th hour or a rehab may have unexpected issues. How you act when these present themselves will not only determine the immediate […]


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Common Traps Investors Should Avoid

Posted by JD Esajian // April 19, 2019

No two real estate investors are the same. You may have similar styles & tastes but there is always something about you and your business that makes you start at the same point but where we go from there is completely up to us. There is no sugarcoating the fact that investing is difficult at […]


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Student Housing Rentals

Posted by JD Esajian // April 12, 2019

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In the world of real estate, you never know where your next big opportunity will come from. You may invest a certain way for years and then out of the blue be presented with something more appealing, and profitable. It is important to keep an open mind and be willing to at least explore every […]


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How To Instantly Generate More Deals

Posted by JD Esajian // April 5, 2019

lead-generation

The real estate investing business is all about consistency. You want to get to the point where you have consistency in team building, networking, lead generation and every aspect of your business. If you consistent in these areas, things have a way of falling in place. Every investor wants the opportunity to do more deals. […]


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