This post will explain the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network’s (“FinCEN”) beneficial ownership information (“BOI”) reporting requirements which went into effect on January 1, 2024. Continue reading to learn more about what information needs to be reported and to receive resources … Read More
If you’re looking for a new investment in 2021 and haven’t dipped your feet into the world of commercial real estate, it might be time to start looking in that direction. If done correctly, investing and renting out commercial properties … Read More
It’s no secret that multifamily properties and mixed-use investments are popular with real estate investors, but there’s another type of asset that deserves consideration. Did you know that roughly 17 million people currently live in mobile homes? And that means … Read More
The self-storage industry has continued to grow exponentially over the last few decades and has a reputation of providing high yields that are relatively resistant to recessions. The industry’s increasing popularity makes investing in self-storage an attractive option. Here are … Read More
Much like the Atlanta movie scene, development is picking up steam in the most populous city in the state of Georgia. According to Yardi Matrix, a total of 22,466 units were underway in Atlanta as of May, with more than … Read More
For many of us, our morning commutes have drastically changed. Gone are the days of grabbing a quick cup of coffee as we head out the door to sit in traffic. Now, our morning cup of joe is enjoyed on … Read More
While some residential tenants have had difficulty paying their rent thanks to widespread unemployment, commercial tenants have seen their earnings decrease significantly during lockdowns and gradual reopenings. Landlords and tenants will need to find creative solutions to keep businesses going, … Read More
As states begin to reopen after coronavirus shutdowns, many eviction moratoriums will be coming to an end. This will cause problems for many tenants who are still unable to pay rent. However, where governments are working to extend moratoriums to … Read More
The demand for affordable housing, which was already high before the pandemic, is only expected to increase in a post-pandemic economy. With widespread unemployment and a struggling economy, many people are seeking out affordable housing. As a result, the gap … Read More
On March 31, Governor Kemp issued an executive order allowing remote notarization of certain real estate documents in order to promote social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Under the order, any requirements that notarization under Code Sections 44-2-1 et … Read More