All posts by: Martin Chera

This year has been particularly hectic for essentially every sector of the global economy—the real estate market included. It’s hard to believe that 2021 is drawing to a close. The......
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If you are planning to invest in real estate in New York, your first step will be to pinpoint the most ideally situated neighborhoods where your hard-earned money can work......
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Starting a real estate business involves many challenges. Whether you’re new to this industry or have recently decided to fly solo, you might have discovered that what seemed simple on......
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Just as with so many other industries, technology has rapidly become permanently and intrinsically intertwined into virtually every aspect of the real estate sector. Potential homebuyers can get a 4K......
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The coronavirus outbreak has fundamentally reshaped the real estate industry, raising a host of novel issues for the housing market and forcing professionals and consumers alike to adapt their approaches......
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Don’t let conventional loans become your default choice when it comes to funding your next real estate investment property. Hard money loans can be the perfect solution for diversifying and......
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In late March of 2020, the real estate industry collectively appeared to be heading straight off a deep cliff of Grand Canyon proportions as the widespread fallout connected with the......
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If you are a real estate investor looking to expand your property portfolio in the near future with potential fix and flip New York projects, pay close attention to the......
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Those looking to purchase real estate typically use bridge loans to facilitate the transition from one home to another while the first is still on the market. While this sounds......
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Notwithstanding the severe job losses and declining economy that resulted in form the March stay-at-home orders across the nation, actions by the federal government have supported the continued operation of......
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