You invested in real estate to make money, but now you’re wondering if you should keep it. Whether life changed or you just wonder if now is the right time to get out and make a decent profit, you ...

There is an arbitrage opportunity between private and public real estate. Savvy investors are selling private real estate and buying REITs. I explain why this makes sense today. Currently, real estate ...

Selling a home costs a lot of money – sometimes as much as 10% – 15% of the sales price, especially if you use a real estate agent. When you’re selling a rental property, the last thing you want to do ...

Dive into this comprehensive rent vs buy analysis to understand the key factors, advantages, and scenarios that influence ...

You invest in property to make money. If you made money acting as a landlord, you felt good about your property. But then, when it’s time to sell, it could get a lot more complicated. Not too many ...

With much of the optimism of the past decade wrung out of the housing market, I have been fielding a lot of questions about what to do with an existing home. Should you still try and sell now? Or ...

Some homeowners, especially if they’re wealthier, don’t need to sell their current place in order to move—and an especially strong rental market is one reason why they probably shouldn’t. “Deciding ...

You’re in pretty good shape financially, and you could probably pay off the rental property in a year or two. So really, it’s a matter of personal preference. I will say this; there’s nothing worse ...

I bought a Florida condo when prices were weak after the 2007-2009 recession and have been renting it out. The condo has mostly paid for itself as long as I've owned it, with only three or four months ...

This regularly scheduled sponsored Q&A column is written by Eli Tucker, Arlington-based Realtor and Arlington resident. Please submit your questions to him via email for response in future columns.

Last year, the Association of Real Estate License Law Officials (www.arello.org) estimated that there were approximately 2 million people in the U.S. who were holding active real estate licenses.