I always assumed everyday people couldn’t just "buy" a church. Growing up, I viewed them as spaces too sacred to transact. That illusion ended in 2019 when I found this failing indoor flea market. From the outside, it still looked like a church. The moment I stepped inside, however, I realized it was going to take an act of God to clean this place out. Every single corner, including a massive lower level, was buried under mountains of hoarded junk. To make matters worse, the

Intro For those who prefer video format, I've linked a less detailed video I made on this topic recently. This is different than the...

The Threat Housingwire states that from 2013 to 2022, title insurers recorded 203,181 claims for policies written during that time, and...

I've been an avid reader for as long as I can remember. I believe in the power of knowledge and that the act of continuous deep learning...

Many view real estate like they do stocks, precious metals, and art. They theorize that if inflation runs rampant, the price of their...

How do you know what a property is truly worth? The market will generally tell you when you attempt to sell, but by then it's usually too...

While Blake isn't a private lender or hard money lender, a common question we get is about the difference between these two. The answer...