The PropertyClub Blog

If you are planning on buying a house and making a contingent offer, chances are you’ve run into talk of a kick-out clause. So what does this real estate term mean, and how does it work?

Financial struggles can happen to anyone. Whether you’re struggling to find a job or pushing to make a livable wage, it’s all too easy to find yourself in a position where you don’t have enough to pay for the month. If you're unable to pay rent, it's important to take immediate and proactive steps to address the situation.

Most people think that becoming a real estate investor requires good credit or cash to buy a property. While this is true for certain strategies, wholesaling is a real estate strategy that allows an investor to make deals and earn large fees by finding distressed property, securing it under contract, and then selling the contract to another buyer without ever purchasing a property. This process allows the wholesaler to make money without having to actually purchase the property. Here’s a detailed look at how real estate wholesaling works.

Yes, you can sell your home after refinancing as long as you don't have an owner-occupancy clause that requires you to live in the home for a certain period of time in your mortgage. 

In Arizona, California, and Connecticut, those who are 65 years or older can benefit from a rebate. To qualify for rebates, you need to make sure that your name is on the lease for your apartment, live in the state you're renting from as a resident, and not be dependent on someone's tax return. These are the standard criteria for qualifying for a tax rebate across the nation.

The NYC mansion tax is calculated based on the purchase price of a property, and in 2024 it ranges from 1% to 3.9%. Depending on the price, the mansion tax rate increases progressively and only applies to homes that sell for $1 million or more.

West Virginia is known for its breathtaking mountains and rolling hills. But beauty can sometimes mask danger. Let's explore some of the most dangerous cities in West Virginia, so you can be informed and stay safe.

The level of crime can vary significantly within a state, and Kansas is no exception. While most people know the state for rolling plains and agricultural landscapes, it's it's also home to urban areas where safety concerns are paramount. Read on to learn about the most dangerous cities in Kansas.

A property title search typically costs between $75 to $100. You can also do a property title search for free, on your own, but this is often time-consuming and may not be accepted by banks.

Pittsburgh, known for its rich history, vibrant arts scene, and a strong sense of community, has attracted several celebrities who have chosen to call the city home. Here are a few notable celebrities who have ties to Pittsburgh or live in the area.

Websites like Zillow, Trulia, and Realtor.com often have filters that allow you to search for rent-to-own properties. Use keywords like "lease option" or "rent-to-own" when searching. You can also check local newspapers, especially their classified ads, and community boards in neighborhoods you're interested in. Sometimes, private owners advertise rent-to-own properties locally.

Let’s just be real here. Florida, as a state, is a celebrity magnet. Almost every major city in the state has at least one or two celebrities who call it home. Read on to discover the biggest celebrities who live in the Tampa area.