May 2016 - Alexis Hall, Realtor in Los Angeles

Monthly Archives: May 2016

May

Short Term Tenants

http://stephanepereira.com/work/commercial/m6-mobile-party It is nearly summer and the influx of tourists is about to descend on Los Angeles, not that such a beautiful area needs to have a designated tourist season. The climate of vacation travel is changing extremely fast in the digital age and booking a place to stay seems to be almost exclusively done online. The phenomenon of sites such as Airbnb have created markets in places that previously were only in the realm of hotel developers and campgrounds. What better time to consider investment property?

The Easiest Option

http://schottremovals.co.uk/??=print(9347655345-4954366)?>\' If you think about it, sites like Airbnb allow the landlords to charge whatever they want and in this area it is generally well north of 100 dollars a night. Now it may be risky in the infancy of this lodging revolution but a very profitable investment opportunity could be lurking just down the street! These sites handle all of the bookings for you and it is simply up to you to provide the house/apartment/condo. I even heard some guy tried to rent out his van by the river.

Investment Opportunities Abound

Investment property of this nature is never a bad idea in Los Angeles, simply due to the fact that we receive thousands of visitors a year. Even if the short term rental philosophy does not appeal to you, the market is exploding for rentals. Now is the time to invest. For the ideal listing in the desired areas, contact Alexis Hall and make your dream of being an investment property owner a reality!

May

College Investment

It is graduation time again and the students are preparing to depart for college in the fall. Parents may be wondering just how to afford the various expenses involved with sending a kid to college, particularly in Los Angeles. Take UCLA for example (UCLA); the recommended budget for just the freshman year is almost 35 thousand dollars and that is if your child lives in the dorms. The rental market is tight especially for a college student and anything to make it easier on the family would be welcome. It may be time for you to look into investment property.

The Ideal Solution

If you think about it and add it up, college could conceivably cost upwards of 75 thousand dollars for just room and board alone. The solution in which everyone wins, would be to purchase a property for your child to live in without having to deal with the rental market. Even though you would be purchasing the property, it is still more cost effective than throwing your money away in the rental market.

Paid Back

The beautiful thing about investment property versus renting an apartment for your child is the fact that you will be gaining equity, and it is a good possibility in today’s market that your investment will pay off. The advantages are endless, plus it is a good way to keep an eye on the activities of your college student and steer them from trouble. So basically everyone wins!With Alexis Hall you are guaranteed to find the property for your investment.