There are benefits to both scenarios.  Understanding the factors that are involved in each will guide you to make the right decision for your particular situation.  Finances, the real estate market, and even personalities are factors in which to consider when trying to determine if you should buy or sell first.  Both scenarios have pros and cons worth considering which we’ll look at below.

At a time when mortgage rates are so low, more and more people are considering purchasing rental properties in hopes of growing their nest egg with passive income.  While owning a rental property (investment property) has a number of financial advantages, there are many factors to consider in order to make being a landlord worth the hassle.

The short answer to this question is YES, you should.

Though you might feel as if you have enough knowledge about real estate and can find information you need by doing research, there are many reasons to hire your own agent. 

You’ve made the decision to put your house on the market, and now you’re facing the realization that your decision to go solar two years ago might hinder the sale of your home.

If you’re trying to sell or buy a new property, you might be asking yourself, “do I need a real estate agent to do this right?” Today, we’re going to take a look at that question, what some real estate agent benefits are and how you can find a real estate agent that works for you.