by Peter Bubel | Jan 19, 2023 | Luxury Real Estate, Peter Bubel, Property Management, Real Estate
A homeowner must be aware of their property’s worth before selling. The price that potential buyers are willing to pay for your house and the asking price you set are both guided by a home’s value. However, many people need to be aware of this figure and...
by Peter Bubel | Jan 19, 2023 | Luxury Real Estate, Peter Bubel, Property Management, Real Estate
The real estate industry relies heavily on non-stop networking. Each new connection brings unlimited potential prospects. The best way to nurture new and old relationships is by following up. It is one of the critical resources in a realtor’s toolkit. Why is...
by Peter Bubel | Dec 13, 2022 | Luxury Real Estate, Peter Bubel, Property Management, Real Estate
Vacation rentals are growing in appeal among tourists. They provide travelers with an economical alternative to the stress of arranging a hotel room, and more importantly, they allow them the chance to experience life as locals do. Renting out your property might be a...
by Peter Bubel | Nov 16, 2022 | Luxury Real Estate, Peter Bubel, Property Management, Real Estate
After the pandemic started, people began reevaluating their lives, emphasizing their positivity ratios. For some, this meant finding passive sources of income. Short-term rental operators will confront various new obstacles in 2022. The shifting economic...
by Peter Bubel | Aug 11, 2022 | Blogs, Luxury Real Estate, Peter Bubel, Peter's Blog, Property Management, Real Estate
There are around two million real estate licenses in the US. Due to the increasing competition in the industry, many real estate professionals are looking to improve their knowledge of the law. One of the most common areas of real estate that agents must understand is...
by Peter Bubel | Aug 11, 2022 | Blogs, Luxury Real Estate, Peter Bubel, Peter's Blog, Property Management, Real Estate
When you own a rental property, you can take advantage of several financial advantages, such as lower property taxes and a steady flow of income. You can also deduct the costs associated with running the property, such as property maintenance and insurance. On the...
