Real Estate

CT Homes Reviews Coworking Venues for Real Estate Investors

Posted by JD Esajian // April 18, 2013

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Could a coworking office space be a good solution for you as a real estate investor? Coworking or shared, social style office spaces have become a hot trend, with many new options popping up around the country. They might have begun with tech startups in mind but are now widely used by a whole array of entrepreneurs and industries, including real estate investors. So is it for you?


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Cupcake Entrepreneur vs. Real Estate Investor

Posted by JD Esajian // April 15, 2013

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The U.S. job market is still sputtering with the employment rate dropping to just 63.3% according ot the latest data. This together with a dramatic shift in thinking among Americans since the downturn has many stepping out on their own to open up their own businesses. The cupcake industry has become big business in the last year, just as the housing market is rebounding. So what are the differences between starting your own business in these two sizzling industries?


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Buying a Home in San Diego: Dear Seller Letters

Posted by JD Esajian // April 12, 2013

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Should you be working on crafting a ‘Dear Seller’ letter to the seller of your next home in San Diego? San Diego real estate agents are reporting that ‘Dear Seller’ letters are making a big comeback in the midst of a sizzling spring market, where many of those buying a home find themselves neck deep in brutal bidding wars.


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3 Tips for Getting in Your Zone

Posted by JD Esajian // April 10, 2013

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Whether working as a real estate agent, a mortgage broker or as the CEO of a real estate investing company, in order to be highly productive and to stay motivated you need to be in your zone. So what plans do you have in place to ensure your zone isn’t invaded on a daily basis? Here are three ways real estate investors and real estate agents can defend against these threats.


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How to Work Your Way Around Real Estate Networking Events

Posted by JD Esajian // April 9, 2013

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Networking is great for real estate investors and events from local investors groups to the Realtors association to Chamber of Commerce can be highly profitable, if not absolutely essential. However, if you are not careful these opportunities can also be sabotaged by certain individuals too. That not only means wasting time and killing productivity but destroying ROI and missing out on valuable opportunities too.


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Real Estate Investing: New Construction, Rehabbing or….

Posted by JD Esajian // March 7, 2013

When getting into real estate investing is it better to buy new construction, fix up homes to rent yourself or something else? New construction developments are taking off again as home builders push back into the market.


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Top 8 U.S. Home Builder Concerns in 2013

Posted by JD Esajian // February 28, 2013

What are the top challenges facing America’s home builders this year, and how can you capitalize on the knowledge of their fears and your unique advantages to make better real estate investment choices this year?


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7 Real Estate Networking Mistakes

Posted by JD Esajian // February 25, 2013

Real estate agents, investors all those in other related fields are frequently hammered with the message that they need to be networking. It is true that it could be the most important and valuable use of time in pushing through to growth and success but for all the advice that these professionals must be networking there is little, if any on actually how to do it, or perhaps more critical how not to do it.


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New Haven Ranked Among Best Cities for Singles

Posted by JD Esajian // February 22, 2013

Personal finance magazine Kiplinger recently ranked New Haven, CT as one of the top 10 cities in the country for singles. Based upon a number of factors including population size, average income and the cost of a date to the movies, pizza and bottle of wine Kiplinger recently published the following list.


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Connecticut Real Estate: Aiding Tenants After ‘Snowpocalypse’

Posted by JD Esajian // February 15, 2013

The recent blizzard dumping several feet of snow in New England isn’t just a nuisance for those that need to get around; it certainly has the potential to disrupt business for owners of CT rental homes. However, this is also a time when local landlords should be stepping up to come to the aid of their tenants as well.


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