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Evernest acquires Poplar Homes and $15M in tech-focused funding

Housing Wire

Property management company Evernest announced on Wednesday its largest acquisition to date. The company will acquire tech-enabled property management platform Poplar Homes alongside $15 million in growth-centered funding. The company’s management portfolio will reportedly rise to 230,000 units across 50 markets.

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8 Types of Real Estate Investment

The Close

It’s all about buying a property for a great price, fixing it up, and then selling it for a higher price. You will find run-down homes for a good deal, renovate them quickly, and then profit when you sell. It’s a profitable venture, but having some DIY skills for repairs and renovations is essential.

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4 Real Estate Investment Strategies For New Investors

Marco Santarelli

Buy, Renovate, Rent, Refinance, and Repeat (BRRRR) The BRRRR strategy is a more involved process that combines flipping and holding. An investor buys a property, renovates it to increase its value, rents it out to generate income, refinances it to take out equity, and then repeats the process with another property.

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How to Buy a Multifamily Property in 10 Steps

The Close

Multifamily mortgage loans typically require 20% of the property price for a down payment, and there are inevitable maintenance and property management costs. Carrying costs: These are the monthly recurring costs of holding the property, including your mortgage, taxes, insurance, and utilities.

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Everything You Need to Know About Investing in Multi-Family Real Estate

AAOA

Class C properties represent the lowest tier and typically consist of older buildings. They may face functional issues, have outdated designs, or require maintenance and renovations. While these properties offer the most economical rental rates, they often need more modern amenities and features.

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The 13 Best Real Estate Investing Classes Online 2025

The Close

Fix-and-flip Investing The Complete Real Estate Investing: Learn to Fix & Flip, Step-by-Step Bundle Course Details: Offered by: The Entrepreneur Store Instructor(s): Khari Parker, Adrian Gray, Symon He, and Starweaver Who it's best for: New and experienced investors who want to fix and flip properties Online course rating: 4.6

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I Want to Buy a House, but It Needs Some Major Repairs. Is It Worth It?

Realtor.com

Dear MarketWatch, I want to buy a home that needs a lot of repairs and renovations, but I’m almost 50 years old. And in most cases, the returns on renovations had fallen between 2019 and 2020. Sure, the property tax bill or utility rates may vary over time, but you won’t need to worry about a landlord jacking up the rent unexpectedly.