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All tenants have rights to housing and those with disabilities are no exception, additionally, those with disabilities have unique rights under state and federal law. We often hear about people being evicted from the rental property and many of these people are people with disabilities who cannot afford rent or fall behind due to medical bills or low pay from Social Security benefits.

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It’s easy for us to hesitate when hard earned money is involved. This is especially true for first timers as they’d rather test the waters to get an understanding prior to fully investing. Real estate investors need to be prepared enough to know what they’re getting into and be confident enough to act. That’s why Unique Wealth Education is here to give you the steps in order to take your leap of faith in real estate, which leads you to profitable…

A short sale is when a property is sold for less than the amount owed on the mortgage. To put it simply, the seller is “short” of the cash needed to fully repay the lender to satisfy the debt. Short sales have been increased in popularity after the recession in 2007 that hit the US housing market. We’re here to help you understand exactly what is involved in a short sale proceeding.

How does it work?

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Real estate investing is a great way to build wealth. This is an opportunity to invest your savings while working, studying or just enjoying life with family and friends as a passive investor and spending minimal or spending more time on projects as an active investor. This…

This is a question on the mind of investors. There is no definite answer for this. This topic is always up to debate no matter how you look at it, as wealth is measured differently by every individual. Here are a few factors you need to know when building wealth – allow us here at Unique Wealth Education to teach you some important pointers to…

It’s important that when buying a potential investment property, there are no legal issues that may arise after it is purchased. With that in mind, properties with a clear title is very important. Unique Wealth Education is here to let you know the ins and outs of a title search.

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A common problem among landlords is the fact that at any time, their rental property can become vacant. A vacant unit will not yield any income. After all, if you rely solely on the rental payment as your sole source of income, this becomes even more problematic for you. It’s important to understand that there can be several…

To some landlords, owning a rental property is not only an investment, but it can also be their sole source of income to feed their own family. There can be times where being a landlord can be too much especially when dealing with problematic tenants. A common problem that owners have to face is dealing with the damage left by tenants. Just because…

So, you’ve finally decided to sell your house. You prep up the property, do all of the paperwork, get it listed and think that you’re good to go, only to find nobody’s buying your house. Bummer right? Well, you have to back up a bit and think why; is there something wrong with your home? If you’re still clueless as to why your home is not selling, worry not.…

Real estate offers a wide variety of investment options. As an investor, you might be looking for properties that offer low purchase price, low maintenance cost, high profitability, and high appreciation. Although there’s no such thing as a perfect investment property, single family homes are a good option that’s close enough as long as it’s done right. Our team at…

Real estate investing is a journey. The earlier you muster up the guts to take that first step, the sooner you’ll reach your financial goals. Beginners in real estate usually start their careers around their 30s or 40s. It may be due to fear, inadequate knowledge about the field, or the lack of capital to start investing. In real estate, there are no age limit nor…

Inflation is an increase in prices for goods and services. In other words, as time goes by, your buying power becomes less compared to the previous years with the same amount of money. Picture yourself in the 90s and you have around $1 million dollars. Seems like a hefty amount of money especially if you’re thinking of settling in for retirement. Fast forward to the…