Growing your investment portfolio?

A knowledgeable agent can help you find high-potential properties, analyze market data, negotiate profitable deals, and connect you with local resources like lenders and contractors.

Real estate investing is the process of purchasing property to generate income or profit—typically through rental income, appreciation, or resale.

You can invest in residential (single-family, multifamily), commercial (offices, retail), industrial, vacation rentals, agricultural land, and undeveloped land.

It depends on your goals. Residential properties are often easier to manage and finance, while commercial properties can offer higher returns but come with greater complexity.

The capitalization rate is a formula used to evaluate an investment’s return: Net Operating Income ÷ Property Value. A higher cap rate generally means higher risk and potential return.

Not necessarily. If you're hands-on and live nearby, you can self-manage. Otherwise, a property manager can save you time and handle daily operations.

A 1031 Exchange lets you sell an investment property and reinvest the proceeds into a similar property—deferring capital gains taxes in the process.

Yes! This strategy, often called house hacking, involves living in one part of the property while renting out the other units.