The PropertyClub Blog

Home Addition Cost Guide

On average a home addition costs $125 per square foot. However, the prices do vary starting at $15,000 for a basic home addition to over $100,000 for something larger and more luxurious. There are different price points to expect based on what kind of home additions you want to make.

How to Get Rid of Ants in Yard

In order to get rid of ants in your yard permanently you need to choose your preferred method to kill them and treat the affected areas numerous times. Some of the best ways to kill ants in the yard naturally include using either vinegar, baking soda, or diatomaceous earth.

How to Afford a Million Dollar Home

To afford a $1,000,000 home, you need to make a minimum annual income of $200,000 to $230,000. You'll also need to have enough money saved for the down payment and closing costs, which can add up to over 20% of the purchase price. That means you should have at least $200,000 saved to be able to afford a $1 million dollar home.

Can an LLC Get a Mortgage?

An LLC can get a mortgage and obtain financing under the LLC’s name. Any property owner can create a Limited Liability Company and apply for a loan through their LLC. Here's what you need to know about getting a mortgage for an investment or LLC rental property, from setting the company up to getting approved.

10 Richest Neighborhoods in San Antonio

In addition to housing popular attractions like the Alamo, San Antonio is also home to many wealthy communities. This list of the ten richest neighborhoods in San Antonio will help you navigate the most luxurious and expensive areas throughout the city. 

Investing in Mortgage Notes Guide

Mortgage note investing allows you to earn cash flow from a property without requiring active involvement in the day-to-day management of the property. Mortgage note investors generate passive income by earning returns through interest payments made by the borrower. Here is a closer look on how to start investing in mortgage notes.

Net Operating Income Guide

Net operating income (NOI) measures the profitability of an income-producing property before adding in any costs from financing or taxes. NOI is calculated by subtracting the operating expenses from the gross income. It’s commonly used to determine the fair purchase value of a property and helps lenders assess whether the property is a risky investment or not.

Homemade Weed Killer: Vinegar, Epsom Salt & Dawn Dish Soap

You can make a homemade weed killer with just three ingredients: white vinegar, Epsom salt, and Dawn dish detergent. But how effective is this combination at killing weeds, and how should you apply it?

Rental Property Depreciation Guide

Rental property depreciation is a concept many property owners take advantage of in order to reduce their taxable income, increase their cash flow, and improve their overall ROI. By claiming the depreciation of their rental property, landlords aim to save money in taxes at the end of the year. Here is a look at rental property depreciation and what you need to know.

Where Do Most Celebrities Live?

In the US, certain states are magnets for celebrities looking for a place to live. This article lists the top states where you're most likely to find famous people, from California to Utah.

Gross Rent vs Net Rent

When you're looking for an apartment, you might see ads talking about "net effective rent" and "gross rent." These terms can be confusing, but knowing the difference is important. Gross rent is the actual amount you pay each month, while net effective rent includes special deals like a free month of rent spread out over your lease.

How Can Convicted Felons Live In Public Housing?

If you have a felony record, finding housing can be difficult. Landlords often run background checks when deciding whether they want an applicant as a tenant, and discrimination occurs all too often. However, even convicted felons can get public housing like section 8 if they meet certain requirements.