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The Country Doctor, Chapter 1: A Fresh Start

Pairing: Dr. Leonard “Bones” McCoy x F!Reader (eventual). Other Characters are the usual suspects: Jim Kirk, Nyota Uhura. Spock, Montgomery Scott, Hikaru Sulu, Pavel Chekov (to be introduced in later chapters.) OMC's Travis Myers and Miles Cooper.

Word Count: 4530

Warnings: Divorce, break-up, ruthless businessmen, mentions of infidelity, but mostly fluffy (for now)

Summary: Fresh off of his divorce, Dr. McCoy receives word that he has inherited a 5,000-acre farm and home in Logan, Montana. Finally, he has an opportunity for a clean slate and to start his own clinic out west and leave his ex-wife behind. Along the way, he'll meet a cast of unique characters, each with a place in his new small-town life. But there could be trouble ahead in the form of a powerful CEO hell-bent on acquiring Leonard's property by any means necessary.

A/N: This idea was posted by @hailbop1701, with a specific list of plot points/dialog to be included. I won't put the list here, because it'll give away too much. Not sure how many parts there'll be, but I hope you like where I take the story.

A/N 2: If you’ve been tagged here, it’s because you’ve interacted one or more times on a McCoy story of mine, or we’re moots. Whether you like or reblog, I am eternally grateful for your support. If anyone else would like to be tagged on any future Karl Urban character postings, or would rather leave the Crazy Train, please let me know. Thank you, and enjoy the show!

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"Court is adjourned."

That was the declaration eight weeks ago, when Dr. Leonard H. McCoy sat at a table with his attorney in the Fulton County Courthouse in Atlanta, Georgia. The Honorable Judge Michael Simmons had just pounded his gavel on the bench to signify an end to the McCoy v. McCoy divorce proceedings. Unfortunately, his now-ex-wife, Jocelyn, had the better attorney, which resulted in a somewhat less-than-equitable division of their assets.

At least Leonard was able to keep his vintage pickup truck and the 4-bedroom, 2 bath, ranch-style home he had lived in with Jocelyn. She basically got everything else in the settlement, though, including most of the furniture. She didn't technically need the furniture, since she was moving in with her new boyfriend. However, he had a rental property that needed furnishings, so that's where they went.

Two weeks after the divorce was finalized, Leonard received correspondence from a law firm in Montana, with a request for his presence. The letter did not specify the reason for the request, and when he called the law office, no one was authorized to divulge any information. He didn't want to find himself on the wrong side of the law and besides, he was more than a little curious. Luckily, the law firm had a satellite office in Atlanta, so that's where he attended the meeting.

An hour or so after the meeting ended, a slightly dazed Leonard walked out of the attorney's office with a file folder and a property deed in his hand. The meeting was for the reading of the will for his distant uncle, Walter McCoy. Around 5,000 acres of land in Montana along with an old craftsman-style farmhouse were bequeathed to him to do with as he pleased. There were also various outbuildings on the property, such as a machine shed, a barn with a hay loft, and horse stables.

He had options. There was an Eastern conglomerate, NorthStar Corp, that was willing to pay a more than fair price to buy it from him, lock, stock, and barrel. With what they were offering, Leonard wouldn't have to worry about money for the foreseeable future, if ever. Or, he could make the break from Georgia and his ex-wife with her boy-toy to make a go of it in Logan, Montana. Although Leonard wanted to stay near his mother, Eleanora, he had to consider that this was his chance to start over somewhere else.

When he told his best friend, James T. Kirk, about his inheritance, Jim could hardly contain his excitement. He considered it to be the start to a great adventure and was more than willing to accompany Leonard.

Jim had no family ties to speak of, preferring to live a sort of nomadic existence. He even offered to take turns driving the moving truck the 1,900 or so miles to Montana. "Good music, good snacks, and good company are all we need to get us to our destination, Bones," Kirk told him with a wide grin.

The more Leonard thought about it, the more he warmed up to the idea of starting somewhere new. A place where he wouldn't have to worry about running into someone who knew about the divorce and wouldn't hesitate to share an opinion about it. So, with Jim's help, he cleared his house out of any remaining items, put them in storage, then contacted a realtor to list it for sale.

After only a few showings, a deal was quickly closed, with a $30,000.00 profit in his bank account to show for it. Leonard and Jim loaded up his remaining possessions into the moving van, hooked up a car trailer with Leonard's pickup truck on it, and headed west to Montana. The pair made a few stops along the way, renting a hotel room to rest for the night before hitting the road again the next morning.

The more miles Leonard put behind him, the more comfortable and free he felt with his decision. He wasn't too keen on leaving his mother behind, but she assured him that she would be fine, even encouraged him to take this leap. He made a note to send her a plane ticket so she could visit once he got settled.

Nearly four days and more than 1,900 miles later, Leonard turned into the gravel driveway that led to his new home. It was a charcoal gray with white trim craftsman-style farmhouse with a tall, red brick chimney on one side. The wooden wrap-around porch was accented with white, tapered columns, set on top of the slotted railing framing the area. He appreciated the large windows, which would bring in a good amount of natural light, as well as soft breezes on lazy summer days.

"Well? Is it everything you expected?" Jim asked.

"I didn't exactly know what to expect, Jim. I don't even remember either of my parents ever mentioning an 'Uncle Walter McCoy'. He isn't someone I knew well enough for him to leave me something like this, but I'll do my best to make the most of it. From what I've seen so far, though, at least the outside looks fine," Leonard replied.

"That's the spirit, Bones! Let's go have a look at the grounds, then inside the house. After that, we can start unloading your stuff," Jim grinned as he scrambled out of the truck.

Leonard stepped down from the driver's seat and closed the door. "Sure, Jim. Why not," he muttered to himself. He fished the house keys out of his pocket on his way up the porch steps. The front door was made of solid oak with a dark finish and leaded glass panels arranged in a geometric design. He inserted the key into the lock and tilted his head back. "Here goes nothin', I guess," he murmured, pushing the door open.

***

At just after 2:00pm, you stopped by the post office to retrieve your mail that had piled up over the last couple of days. Before you left, you strolled up to the counter to chat with your best friend, Nyota Uhura. Her shift was almost over, so she suggested the two of you meet for coffee and a snack at the Java Station Café on Main Street.

While you waited for her at the café, you thought about how you met her and what brought you back to Logan, Montana. Your now-ex-boyfriend, Travis Myers, had convinced you to move with him from Logan to Bozeman. He'd landed a lucrative position as in-house counsel for a large and powerful corporation. You found work at a tech company doing data entry work for a medical office. Not too terribly taxing nor was it what you wanted for a career, but it paid well.

Around the six-month mark of living together in the big city, Travis started coming home later and later in the evening. Missed date nights and other outings were becoming more frequent, with him coming to bed late and leaving before you woke up. Whenever you tried to talk to him about it, he always chalked it up to working late on a big case or project, so you let it go.

The last straw was when the two of you were supposed to meet a few of your friends for dinner. Since he was late picking you up from home, you asked one of them to drive you to the restaurant. From the lobby, you called Travis and told him to meet you there.

Just before you said your goodbyes, you heard, "Come back to bed, baby, I'm cold" in a woman's voice. You were furious, demanding to know who the woman was and how long he had been seeing her. After first denying everything, he ultimately confessed it was his assistant and it had been going on for about six weeks. You felt your world collapsing around you at his admission. Dinner was forgotten while your friends drove you back to the apartment to pack up your belongings.

You couch-surfed for about a month before finding an apartment back in Logan, where you had previously lived with your parents. Because Travis paid for most of the expenses such as rent and utilities, you were able to save up quite a nest egg to cover your new living situation. However, you weren't sure how much longer your savings would hold out, so you decided to look for a job to make ends meet.

The bell above the door tinkled, and Nyota rushed over to your table. After a brief hug, you both sat down and waited for your server to appear and take your order. Uhura was practically vibrating with energy, which meant she had something exciting to share. A few minutes later, with your order submitted, she spilled her secret.

"You'll never guess what happened today!" she exclaimed. "Two men came in today to file a change of address card."

You snorted. "That sounds like something that happens every day around here, Nyota, not that interesting. You're nearly jumping out of your skin about this. What is so compelling about them that has you barely able to sit still long enough to tell me?"

Uhura made a face at you to show her displeasure. "If you can keep from insulting me, I'll tell you," she pouted. You held up your hands in surrender as her cue to continue. "They moved here from Georgia, and one of them has the most tantalizing Southern accent. They were both tall, one blond hair with striking blue eyes, and the other dark hair and hazel eyes. He seemed a little grumpy at first, but Blue Eyes was the more charming of the two," she explained.

"Did you get a look at their new address, the one here?" you asked.

"The one with dark hair listed his name as Dr. Leonard H. McCoy, and his address matched the one for Walter McCoy's place," she replied.

Now she had your attention. Every so often, you drove by the farm, wishing you lived there instead of your small, one-bedroom apartment. You had thoughts about what it would be like to buy the place one day so you could fix it up and return it to some of its old glory. You'd heard through the grapevine that the owner passed away a few months back. It was also mentioned that ownership would pass to his only other living relative.

"I've always thought about that place, what it looks like inside, how I would spruce it up. Wait a minute, did you say Doctor McCoy?" you squeaked.

"And her brain has finally caught up with her mouth," Uhura joked. "I was wondering when you'd catch on to that tidbit of information. That house has a separate office space, ideal for treating patients. Word travels fast in this town, and once folks get to know there's a doctor in town again, Dr. McCoy is bound to need help. You know, with paperwork or coordinating treatment of his patients. Know anyone with those kind of skills?" she grinned.

In addition to your data entry job, you had acquired some basic medical training. The town had a couple of paramedics within the Volunteer Fire Department for the more serious cases. For now, it was enough, but it would be nice for the vacancy to be filled, especially by a handsome doctor. "Hmm. Maybe I should head out that way, introduce myself, see if he needs any help." Beg him for a job, you silently added.

"That's the spirit! If you're done with your coffee, we should drive out there and check things out. You in?" she held out her hand for you to shake.

After draining the last of your cappuccino, you nodded and shook her hand. "I'm all in," you declared.

***

Leonard and Jim wandered the property, taking in the condition and contents of the outbuildings. Many of the machines and tools were left behind. They noted which items were and were not still functional, to determine what could be easily returned to service or sold for parts. The good news was, the buildings themselves were structurally sound, although at least in need of a new outer coat of paint.

As for the house itself, Leonard was pleased to find a side entrance that led to an office, set apart from the main house. It was perfect for starting his clinic, with a small area that could function as a waiting room, and enough space for a reception desk. He made a note to check in town for a secondhand store to pick up a desk, some chairs and other furnishings.

Jim joked and told him that all he needed now was a pretty receptionist who could also perform nursing duties. Leonard glared at him in response, reminding him that after the way divorce went, he wasn't at all interested in dating. "Just doctorin'," he affirmed. "Maybe fishin', if the winds are just right," he added with a smirk.

A tour of the home's interior revealed hardwood flooring in the bedrooms and living room, while ceramic tiles covered the floor in the eat-in kitchen. There was a separate dining room space between the kitchen and living room. The centerpiece of the living room was a fireplace made with gray bricks and had a dark wooden mantle above it.

Before his arrival, Leonard contacted the utilities and asked for them to be turned on and transferred into his name. That gave Leonard and Jim a chance to determine what worked and what needed repaired. For the most part, the electrical system was in good working order, except for a few outlets that may need replaced or updated.

The water situation was another story. At first, when Jim turned on the high-arching faucet in the kitchen, the white farmhouse sink reflected a light brownish tint to the water. The pedestal sink and clawfoot tub in the main bathroom, plus the sinks in the half-baths were the same shade of brown. However, the more they let the water run, the clearer it became, which helped ease their minds a bit.

Leonard walked back out to the porch to make a mental list of what he'd need to bring the old house back to life and working order. The hardwood floors were in good condition, though they could use a bit of polish applied to them. There were a few non-working electrical outlets that would need an electrician's expertise to chase down the problem. In the bedrooms, there were spots where the wallpaper was peeling away from the wall. Not exactly a fan of wallpaper, Leonard decided it would be better to tear it all down and paint instead.

Overall, the pluses outweighed the minuses, such as the updated appliances in the kitchen and quartz countertops. Leonard could definitely see himself cooking up a Sunday dinner of his mother's chicken and dumplings with a peach cobbler. As an avid reader, he also loved the built-in bookshelves to showcase his personal library of classics. And the side-door entrance to the office space provided a break between his professional life and his personal life.

Jim joined him out on the porch and gazed out over the mature trees that dotted the property. "So now that you've taken the grand tour, what do you think, Bones?"

Leonard thought for a moment before answering. "Think I'm gonna like it here. Let's start unloading the truck," he directed. "Good thing we hit those consignment shops on the way here, or you wouldn't have a bed to sleep in," he jested.

Jim was about to unlatch the door on the moving truck when he noticed a car turning into the driveway. "Welcoming Committee?" he wondered. Leonard shook his head and rolled his eyes while he walked over to stand next to Jim. They both watched as the car rolled to a stop near the front of the truck.

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The drive to the McCoy place only took about twenty minutes, which you spent silently reviewing your qualifications. Uhura could tell you were worried about making a good impression, which she was sure you would. She told you not to worry about it, that you were the best candidate for the job, if Dr. McCoy was hiring. "What if he's not hiring, though?" you asked.

"Then we'll have to convince him that he'll need your help, being the only doc in town. There really is no way around it, he will require an assistant," she reasoned. Her response sounded logical, so you accepted it and kept driving out to meet your prospective employer.

Soon your car was pulling into the driveway, where a large moving truck was parked. Upon seeing the two men standing to one side, you had to admit that Uhura was right. They were both strikingly handsome men. The dark-aired man carried a stern look on his face and his arms were crossed over his chest. The blond seemed a little more easygoing, self-assured, bordering on cocky, as if he knew what a good-looking man he was.

As you exited your vehicle, the men had started walking in your direction. "You ladies lost or somethin'?" the dark-haired man drawled. Ohhhh, that accent was enough to make you weak in the knees, you thought. You held on to your open door for balance.

"Yeah, can we help you?" the blond man wondered with a smirk.

When your brain finally rebooted, you responded, "Actually, we were hoping to be of assistance to you, since you're new in town." At this, you introduced the two of you and learned that the blond was James T. Kirk, or "Jim" he offered with a waggle of his eyebrows. His grumpy companion with the dark hair was the Dr. Leonard H. McCoy who now owned the property.

"I think we can manage fine with just the two of us. Good day, la--" Leonard was interrupted by Jim, who pulled him aside.

"Wait a minute, Bones, let's not be too hasty. I mean, these are a couple of gorgeous women who showed up out of nowhere to see us," Jim pointed out. "It wouldn't hurt to hear what they had to say, now would it?"

Leonard pinched the bridge of his nose and sighed in exasperation. He was here to be a physician, to take care of people who need help, not dip a toe in the dating pool. When he looked up, he noticed that Jim had left his side and was talking to Uhura, while you had stepped up in his place.

"Excuse me, Dr. McCoy? I understand that my friend and I just turned up unannounced on your doorstep, and you don't know anything about us. But this is a pretty small town, and I should tell you, it won't take long for people to learn that we have a new physician to replace old Doc Thomas. Therefore, I'm offering you my services. I have some basic medical training, and I used to do data entry for a medical company back in Bozeman," you explained.

"Bozeman? Why on earth would you ever leave there to live here? Not to say that what I've seen so far of Logan isn't simply charming," Leonard added with more than a hint of sarcasm.

"I'll be glad to share that little tidbit of information once we've gotten used to working together," you shot back. "By hiring me, you'll have a well-organized appointment calendar, along with accurate patient files. You'll also have someone who knows how to take and record vitals, which leaves you free to do the doctorin'. So, do we have a deal?" you asked, your hand outstretched.

Leonard took a moment to consider your offer, bold though it was. He had to concede that in a town of this size, word would get around about a new physician and spread like wildfire. He'd probably end up with a huge influx of patients. Even if it was only at first, he might become easily overwhelmed. Patient care was of the utmost importance to him, and if you could make things easier for him, who was he to reject such a proposition?

His lack of response translated to you as a decline of your offer of assistance. As you started to withdraw your hand, he quickly grabbed it and clasped it between his own. "Whoa, hold on there just a minute. All right, you have a deal, but we'll do this as a trial run. A three-month probationary period, take it or leave it," he bartered, fighting the urge to smile.

"Thank you, Dr. McCoy! Three months? That'll be more than enough time for you to decide you can't live without me! In-in the office, I mean," you clarified.

Leonard couldn't help but smile at your blunder. "All right, now that we have that settled, I hope you'll excuse me and Casanova over there with your friend. We have a lot to unload, and I'd like to sleep in my own bed tonight rather than the couch," he stated.

"We can help, if that's okay with you? With four sets of hands, we can be done in no time. Besides, I've always been kind of curious about what the inside of your house looks like," you admitted.

You are one interesting woman, Leonard thought to himself. "Okay, let's get started then. Once we get everything out of the truck, I'll take you on the nickel tour," he winked. He whistled to get Jim's and Uhura's attention, then opened up the back of the truck.

***

"There, I think that's the last of it," Leonard declared after he removed the final box from the moving truck and placed it on the lawn. He jumped up to grab the leather strap, then pulled down the rolling door until it was flush with the deck. He latched and locked the door, picked up the box, and brought it into his new home.

 Jim and Uhura had taken your car into town to pick up something for dinner, which left you alone with Leonard. During the unloading, you didn't get much of a chance to stop and look around. But now that most of the heavy lifting was done, you seized the opportunity to take in your surroundings.

You were so caught up in admiring the home's features that you didn't hear Dr. McCoy slide up next to you. "If you have your nickel, I'm ready to start the tour," he grinned. You dug in your pocket, which luckily contained the right coin for the price of your ticket. "Ready when you are, Dr. McCoy," you replied, handing over the 5 cents.

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Video Conference Call -- Bozeman, Montana

Travis checked his watch to see that he had another ten minutes before his conference call was scheduled to start. He opened the blue file folder in front of him, which was sent from his employer regarding a property they wanted to acquire in Logan, Montana. He sat back in his chair as he thought about how you'd moved there after breaking up with him. Before he could stroll any further down Memory Lane, his alarm beeped to let him know it was time to start the call.

"Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen," Travis greeted. He could see the CEO, Miles Cooper, at the head of the table, surrounded by other members of NorthStar Corp's Board of Executives.

"Good afternoon, Mr. Myers. I see you have the file in front of you, so let's begin. We understand that the principal owner of the McCoy property has passed away. As such, we want to move forward and make the new owner an offer to purchase the parcel of land and whatever's on it. The house, barn, stables--everything, down to the last shingle," Mr. Cooper explained.

"My source tells me that the new owner drove all the way from Atlanta, Georgia to check out the property. He is also a doctor, and the town has been without one since the last one died. In my opinion, this could present a problem. He may decide to stay and 'hang out his shingle', as it were," Travis pointed out.

Mr. Cooper leaned back in his chair and rested his steepled index fingers on his chin as he contemplated his next move. As he considered this new development, conversation buzzed around him among the other executives. According to one of the scientific reports he received, there were plenty of reasons for encouraging the good doctor to sell.

The report mentioned the discovery of several veins of copper and silver running beneath the surface. The financial gains from mining those resources would more than cover the initial investment paid to acquire the property. Whether the new owner was aware of these precious metals was unknown, but Cooper needed to act fast before the doctor learned of their existence.

With a wave of his hand, silence returned to the board room as Mr. Cooper had made a decision. "Mr. Myers, I suggest you do your best to convince Dr. McCoy to sell the property to us. I will have a new purchase offer drawn up that's more than fair, and you should strongly encourage him to accept it."

Travis carefully considered Mr. Cooper's words that carried the barest hint of a threat behind them. "Sir, I will present your offer; however, we should be prepared for him to turn it down and decide to become the town's doctor."

"You worry about getting a signature on that purchase agreement, Myers, and I will worry about whether or not a contingency plan will be needed. Before the previous owner's death, this was a working farm, right? Lots of tools, machinery? Farming is considered to be one of the most dangerous professions, you know. Accidents can and do happen. It would be unfortunate if an accident should befall the good Dr. McCoy," Mr. Cooper replied darkly.

There was no mistake in Mr. Cooper's intent this time. "Absolutely, sir. I will find a way to present your offer that will make it difficult if not impossible to decline it."

Mr. Cooper's eyes brightened and a smile graced his face. "Excellent, Myers, I knew I could count on you. I'll send that new offer over to you as soon as I have it and we'll go from there," he stated. "I appreciate your cooperation, Myers, I certainly won't forget it."

"And thank you, Sir. I welcome this opportunity, and I will not let you down," Travis concluded.

"Let us hope not, Myers. I'd hate for you to experience any....negative fallout, should you be unable to close this deal," Mr. Cooper remarked ominously before disconnecting the call.

Travis relaxed in his chair and began to formulate a plan in his mind. A sly grin crept across his face as he thought of the perfect way to get an inside look into the doctor's life.

Of course, it involved a trip to Logan and should he happen to run into you, so much the better. For him, anyway. Though there was a near 100% chance that you would want nothing to do with him. If that was the case, his plan may be a bust before it even gets started.

Especially after the way things ended between you discovering his infidelity. For that reason alone, it was likely your walls of protection against him and his crap were nearly guaranteed to be sky-high. But it was a chance he was willing to take, because he did not want to disappoint his client. Something told him that with a failure of this magnitude, Mr. Cooper was capable of making his life a living hell.

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Discover Your Dream Property: Top Guam Homes for Sale on Guam Real Estate Properties

Finding the perfect home in Guam is an exciting journey, whether you're moving to the island, looking to invest, or planning to settle down. Guam offers a diverse real estate market with properties for all kinds of lifestyles, from serene family homes to military-friendly rentals. In this blog, we’ll guide you through what to expect from Guam homes for sale, tips on finding the right property, and how to navigate the Guam real estate market for a seamless experience.

1. Why Guam? Understanding the Appeal of Guam Homes for Sale

Guam’s real estate market has a unique appeal thanks to its scenic beaches, friendly communities, and strategic location in the Pacific. Guam homes for sale offer more than just a place to live; they provide an opportunity to be part of an island community with rich culture and history.

Island Lifestyle: Guam is renowned for its stunning beaches, outdoor adventures, and vibrant local culture. For those looking for a laid-back lifestyle combined with modern conveniences, Guam is the perfect choice.

Diverse Market: From luxury villas to affordable condos, Guam’s housing market offers a wide range of options for all budgets.

Growing Investment Potential: The real estate market in Guam is gaining popularity, attracting investors who recognize the island's potential for long-term value growth.

2. Types of Guam Homes for Sale: What’s Available?

Guam real estate includes a variety of properties, each with unique features and benefits. Here’s a breakdown of the types of homes you’ll find:

Single-Family Homes: Ideal for families looking for more space and privacy. These homes often come with gardens, parking spaces, and are located in family-friendly neighborhoods.

Condominiums: Condos are popular for those seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle with amenities like pools, gyms, and security. They’re great for singles, couples, or retirees.

Townhomes: Townhomes offer a blend of privacy and shared amenities, making them a great option for families or groups looking for more space without the upkeep of a standalone home.

Luxury Villas: For those seeking high-end features and breathtaking views, Guam’s luxury villas offer a premium living experience.

3. Finding Guam Military Rentals for Service Members

For military personnel stationed in Guam, finding Guam military rentals close to bases and offering flexible leases is essential. Here’s what to consider if you’re in the military:

Proximity to Military Bases: Guam has a range of military-friendly properties located near bases like Andersen Air Force Base and Naval Base Guam, offering convenience for service members and their families.

Flexible Lease Terms: Many Guam military rentals provide lease flexibility, allowing for adjustments in case of deployment or reassignment.

BAH Rates: When searching for Guam military rentals, it’s helpful to know your Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) rate. Properties that align with BAH help military members manage their budget effectively.

4. Key Considerations When Buying a Home in Guam

Purchasing a home is a big decision, and buying one in Guam requires some unique considerations. Here are some factors to keep in mind when browsing Guam homes for sale:

Location: Consider whether you want to be near beaches, shopping areas, schools, or the military base. Each area in Guam has its own character, so choose the location that best suits your lifestyle.

Budget: Determine your budget beforehand, including closing costs, maintenance fees (if applicable), and other expenses.

Property Condition: Many Guam homes for sale may have been exposed to the island's humid climate, so it’s important to assess the condition of the property and account for potential maintenance needs.

Realtor Assistance: Working with a local realtor familiar with Guam’s market can streamline the buying process. Realtors can provide valuable insights and help negotiate the best deal.

5. Benefits of Investing in Guam Homes for Sale

Guam’s housing market has become increasingly attractive for investors, thanks to the island’s steady growth and strategic location. Here are a few reasons why Guam homes for sale make a sound investment:

Rental Income Opportunities: With a steady demand for Guam rentals from both locals and military personnel, buying a property to rent can provide a reliable source of income.

Appreciation Potential: Guam’s real estate market has shown consistent growth in recent years, making it a promising option for long-term investment.

Tax Incentives: Guam offers certain tax benefits that can help investors reduce costs and increase returns on investment.

6. Exploring Guam Rentals as a Temporary Housing Solution

If you're not ready to buy or are looking for a temporary housing solution, Guam rentals are an excellent choice. Guam Real Estate Properties offers a wide range of rental listings to suit various needs, from short-term vacation rentals to long-term leases.

Short-Term vs. Long-Term Rentals: Whether you need a home for a few months or a few years, there are rental options to accommodate your timeline.

Furnished Rentals: Many Guam rentals come fully furnished, providing a convenient move-in experience for newcomers or temporary residents.

Vacation Rentals: For those visiting Guam for a short stay, vacation rentals offer a comfortable, home-like experience and allow you to enjoy all that the island has to offer.

7. Top Neighborhoods for Guam Homes for Sale

Guam is home to a variety of neighborhoods, each with unique characteristics and amenities. Here are a few popular areas for potential homebuyers:

Tumon Bay: Known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife, Tumon Bay is ideal for those seeking an active lifestyle.

Dededo: Guam’s largest village, Dededo offers a variety of homes for sale and is conveniently located near schools, shopping centers, and military bases.

Tamuning: Centrally located, Tamuning provides easy access to both urban amenities and scenic coastal areas, making it a favorite for families and professionals alike.

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Comprehensive Listings: Our website features an extensive collection of Guam homes for sale, including single-family homes, condos, townhouses, and more.

Military-Friendly Options: We specialize in Guam military rentals, making it easy for service members and their families to find properties that cater to their unique requirements.

Expert Guidance: Our team is familiar with Guam’s real estate market, providing valuable insights to help you make the right decision when buying or renting.

Conclusion: Find Your Dream Property with Guam Real Estate Properties

Whether you’re looking for Guam homes for sale, temporary rentals, or military-friendly properties, Guam Real Estate Properties offers a range of listings to suit every need. With our platform, finding the perfect property in Guam is simple and efficient. Start your search today, and take the first step toward owning or renting your dream home on this beautiful island!

[prokyon]

UPDATE: I moved house!

I am so exhausted, and sore, and I don't have internet yet...

But I am in my forever home and I am finally able to look after my mum better to manage her stress and health. We're no longer living in a place with mould and biohazard carpets and shitty plumbing (punintended). Even though the new house still has work to be done, it's livable and comfortable. I'm not living in the middle of a renovation zone or a health hazard and it feels safer already.

I will still be travelling a lot to do minor fixes and clean the rental house before our lease is up to make sure we get our bond money back. We're probably going to have to fight for it anyway. That real estate is extremely hostile to us, and our health, and has ignored dangerous issues brought up not only by us but professionals who inspected the property. We've only ever gotten them to action repairs for things that will unequivocally get them in trouble with the law, while they pretend the other law-breaking problems don't exist.

The location was amazing and the house had great construction, but the real estate has actively inhibited maintenance at every step of the way and are allowing a good house to rot. I am so ready to be done with it all and I am so lucky I got the chance to buy at the price I did.

I am 26 and the new place is the 14th house I've lived in. I've had to move, on average, more frequently than every two years my entire life. Only four of those moves were initiated by us and none were because we were at fault. There are many studies that say moving stress is life-shortening and the conditions that cause and accompany it are inhumane. Renters in Queensland have almost no rights (until 2023/2024) and our legal avenues have been overseen by people who side with landlords as the default. Until this/last year, you could be evicted "without grounds" and with very short notice. Many landlords/real estates conduct illegal evictions without notice or without grounds and get away with it because the time, money, and stress put into a legal battle destroys the victims. Every renter has a story like that happening to them.

I like to think that maybe I am getting lucky with this opportunity to make up for the rest of my life, but that would mean these things happen for a reason. They don't. They happen because bad people and bad systems constantly enforce and reinforce this statistically-probable hell for poor people. I just got dealt a good hand for once and I'm gonna try my best to snowball my wins and keep the momentum going.

TLDR: Moved house. No internet. I'm sorry I haven't gotten to my DMs yet. Things should be sorted by the end of September. My cat is settling in at the new place.

Stay safe everyone <3

[lunarsilkscreen]

Troubleshooting Chart of Housing Prices

I watched a [Wired] video article that tries it's very best, but ends up sounding like an AI generated rehashing of talking points the author doesn't really care about.

So, How did I come to my conclusion in the [Homeless for Profit] article?

If we're looking at a problem like "Cost of Housing" we need to first look at what the actual problem is;

People cannot afford permanent stable housing. Permanent *here* I'm defining as "Indefinite". Where most other places define "Permanent" as roughly a year or two.

What this means is I exclude "Rentals" on purpose, because *by that definition* renting is *NOT* a permanent solution.

#edit; I had to clarify the following section from previous version.#

This forms the basis of "Rent to Own, not Own to Rent".

Why? Because a landlord typically won't allow indefinite stay AND program that help pay rent are temporary, and once the funding runs out; the landlord has to decide if they'll rely on the renter's ability to continue paying or not.

Not only that; Renter's Rights and Squatter's rights afford a renter the ability to own the property after a certain timeframe of continuous rent and home improvements ALONGSIDE eviction protections which landlords do their best to ensure that a renter has no right to invoke by purposefully limiting their stay.

Because excessive rental properties, and properties that continually rotate out occupants in order to pay for a landlord's bills *and* not be used for permanent housing increasing cost of homes, loans, AND rent.

It's effectively a legalized Ponzi Scheme. Where somebody with adequate credit can take a loan to buy a property to rent, using the other end of these programs intended to support the homeless, and then pay off their loan, and keep the equity that the renter paid for.

The idea is either they sell it again, not at the same price mind you; but at whatever the current market price is.

And if you've been watching housing prices; they're going up. Even when there's a literal crisis. (ESPECIALLY WHEN)

The Wired article, and many like it; talk about "Luxury Development" and "Condos for rent" which places the onus of blame square on Millenials for "Not wanting cheaper houses".

Keep in mind; there are no cheaper houses. The blanket price is relative. The same price in rural Alabama as New York City.

And the property in Rural Alabama may as well be considered luxury in comparison.

This is what people are complaining about.

And why the idea of "Rent to Own" is gaining traction. The idea being; if you're going to rent a property; the equity being built up should be going to the person footing the bill.

The argument is always "Well the Owner is taking a Risk by taking the loan". The Risk is the lose of the property they purchased with that loan. Nothing else.

If they stopped paying, they'd loose the house, and get to keep all the rent.

So who is taking the risk?

You could say a home developer... Who spent money to build a property, and so they're taking a Risk by renting it...

But keep in mind; they're renting competitively. They're getting the same payment without needing to worry about a loan.

The risk they took was building the property; and all they need to do is sell it, and invest it into some blue chip stock with dividends.

You'd get much better returns that way. With the same "Risk". Seriously.

And that's where we're at. Right there, the cause of Supply dwindling, and Demand increasing, because *some people* don't want to really work a technical trade.

[mephestopheles]

Y'all I am so fucking angry today. I am fuming. I am looking at apartments around me because my mother is trying to downsize, I can't afford nor do I particularly wish to move in with her, transit would become more obnoxious and I like my space. So she wants a space that is on one level and has similar amenities but someone already there to fix things if they fuck up.

Look, she's never lived in an apartment. She has no clue what the realities of living in an apartment are, and she's insulated enough she might be able to avoid some of the shit, but not all of it.

I know where I live is not the only place suffering a housing crisis. I know there are places that have insane rents. Nova Scotia and especially cape Breton has a very big issue, rather, a few.

One, we're mostly rural with spots of town/city and the rural is enough that the government considers the whole island rural. Which is hilarious depending on where you actually live. I'm 5-10 minutes from most amenities, and there are places that are an hour or two from similar amenities depending on which part of the island you're coming from. But that makes transportation entirely on cars, with little access to buses if you're out of the main routes.

This also means large apartment complexes are few and far between. There are some places with two or three units, and most are converted houses if that.

Two, there is a big racism issue here, and a pretty substantial classism issue. And the two make things worse. So much worse. From a systemic perspective, they both play into each other a lot but I'm an outside observer for a lot of things and I'm doing my best to unpack my own inherent biases.

In 2016/2017 there was a bit of a boom to the university here where they accepted a lot of overseas students. This is a good thing. the university did not have adequate housing established for all of the students that came. This is not good. This hurt the students, put them at risk for being taken advantage of, far away from home, and potentially homeless because they couldn't move into residence.

Landlords around here got fucking greedy. Average rents around here in 2016 was around $650-700, 800$ for a two bedroom apartment, and that was pushing it and generally that was all inclusive. My first apartment was $650 utilities included, I only had to pay for wifi.

But these landlords were starting to charge that for rooms. They started buying up houses as they could get them, for relatively cheap and turn them into "student" housing, unofficially. Jack the rents up and charge a fortune to these students who came over here to get a "recognized education" which is another shitty part of the racism equation*. So rental prices across the board started to increase and folks started to get ideas about the apartment side hustle business that sprouted.

*Before anyone gets the idea that I'm against immigration, my issue is not the influx of students. My issue is with severe lack of accountability and planning on behalf of the university for how many students they were accepting vs how much housing they had available on and off campus. Much like those who currently live here, I want those who come here not to be placed in a vulnerable position and exploited by housing or by institutions that will not or cannot help them due to other systemic issues also brought on or influenced by systemic racism.

This also disproportionately affected those on social assistance, as really shitty landlords would renovict places or let them turn to shit so they would get compensated by the government to fix the property.

Some of the places that remain cheaper, are so far outside of the transit sections that it becomes dangerous. Like walk on the shoulder of the highway and hope you're not going to get hit, dangerous.

Prior to this, the job market around here was absolute shit, and a lot of folks were working out west, so the industries were slowly dying out. And even this is a weird mix of classism because most jobs available are call centres or retail. Anyone working a trade left to go out west, because the ones operating the trades around here weren't yet willing or ready to retire.

The combination of isolation, a lot of money, fast paced work with very few social outlets, brought a lot of drugs here and opened a lot of folks up to medicating to deal with the very real social isolation and the need to stay awake to earn more overtime, or prove yourself to the crew. Couple that with making more money than you've ever seen before and access only to lose it because the jobs started drying up and then covid started closing things. Plenty of folks lost their homes due to sudden loss of income, opioid and other drug dependency issues, and suddenly the issues surrounding houselessness around here skyrocketed. Becoming terrifyingly high after 2022.

Fast forward to 2020 and beyond, you have a housing market now influenced by our of towners (note, I am specifically not mentioning persons of colour as the vast majority of our of towners are those who have moved here from Ontario because their buying power goes so much further here, it's mostly white middle class suburban boomers) buying up properties sight unseen and creating a buying war on the otherside of this terrible equation.

Now it's 2023, and the government and the banks are doing the same fucking thing it did the last times house prices and inflation started and hiked interest rates up. It's not addressing the issues because the issue is fixed costs and and profiteering not extraneous spending

I got my place on 2021, and lucked into a really nice place with a really good rate. But the average two bedroom is almost double my current rent. In three years. Less than.

When searching for a place for mom, I found one that is 2000sq feet, two car garage, no utilities included, and unfurnished. Lawn care and snow removal were included but it's $3000 a month for a place I can't ever afford.

You can't tell me that someone isn't just pawning off the mortgage for both sides of the duplex. I was looking at duplexes for sale and most are $420,000.00 at the lowest I've seen.

Folks were selling their homes around here for 200k plus above what they would normally even consider. When I was first deciding to move to my current apartment I was looking at houses near where my new office was going to be, and there was a gorgeous little house 3 bedroom, full backyard for 64k. I showed it to @striving-artist and yeah that kind of price was a little low for around here but not "hey what's hiding in the basement" low.

All of this to say that there are not nearly enough places to rent, let alone rent safely. The prices are obscene for where some of these places are located.

And now we're dealing with climate weather a fuck tonne which is affecting everything that covid didn't outright punish.

I am so angry.

[dubaireaestateconsultant]

The Ultimate Guide to Buying Luxury Properties in Dubai

Introduction to Luxury Properties in Dubai

Dubai's real estate market is synonymous with luxury, offering a wide range of high-end properties that attract investors and homebuyers from around the world. From opulent villas and expansive penthouses to exclusive apartments in prestigious neighborhoods, Dubai's luxury real estate sector is thriving. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the process of buying luxury properties in Dubai, offering valuable insights and practical tips to help you secure your dream home.

For more information on home loans, visit Home Loan UAE.

Why Invest in Luxury Properties in Dubai?

Dubai is a global hub that combines modernity with tradition, making it an attractive destination for luxury real estate investment. Here are several compelling reasons to invest in luxury properties in Dubai:

Strategic Location: Dubai's geographical location serves as a crucial gateway between the East and the West, making it a central hub for business and tourism.

World-Class Amenities: Luxury properties in Dubai come equipped with world-class amenities, including private beaches, state-of-the-art fitness centers, and high-end retail and dining options.

Tax Benefits: Dubai offers tax-free income on rental yields and capital gains, making it an attractive destination for investors.

High Rental Yields: The city provides some of the highest rental yields in the world, making it a lucrative investment opportunity.

Strong Economy: Dubai's robust and diversified economy supports a stable real estate market, providing a secure investment environment.

For property purchase options, explore Buy Commercial Properties in Dubai.

Understanding the Luxury Property Market in Dubai

The luxury property market in Dubai is characterized by its diversity and opulence. Properties range from high-rise apartments with breathtaking views to sprawling villas with private pools and gardens. Key areas known for luxury properties include:

Palm Jumeirah: An iconic man-made island offering exclusive beachfront villas and luxury apartments.

Dubai Marina: Known for its stunning skyline and waterfront living, Dubai Marina offers high-rise luxury apartments and penthouses.

Downtown Dubai: Home to the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall, Downtown Dubai offers luxury apartments in a vibrant urban setting.

Emirates Hills: Often referred to as the "Beverly Hills of Dubai," this gated community offers expansive villas and mansions.

Steps to Buying Luxury Properties in Dubai

Define Your Requirements: Determine your budget, preferred location, property type, and essential amenities.

Research the Market: Conduct thorough research on the luxury property market in Dubai. Use online portals, consult real estate agents, and attend property exhibitions.

Secure Financing: If you require financing, explore mortgage options. For more details, visit Mortgage Financing in Dubai.

Hire a Real Estate Agent: Engage a reputable real estate agent specializing in luxury properties to guide you through the process.

View Properties: Schedule viewings of shortlisted properties to assess their suitability.

Make an Offer: Once you find the right property, make an offer through your agent.

Legal Checks and Documentation: Ensure all legal checks are completed, and necessary documentation is in place.

Finalize the Purchase: Complete the payment and transfer the property title to finalize the purchase.

For rental options, visit Apartments For Rent in Dubai.

Financial Considerations

Investing in luxury properties requires careful financial planning. Here are some key financial considerations to keep in mind:

Budgeting: Determine your budget, including the purchase price, closing costs, maintenance fees, and potential renovation costs.

Mortgage Options: Explore different mortgage options to find the best rates and terms. A mortgage consultant can provide valuable advice and assistance.

Down Payment: Be prepared to make a significant down payment, typically ranging from 20% to 30% of the property value.

Currency Exchange: If you are an international buyer, consider the implications of currency exchange rates on your investment.

Legal Considerations

Title Deed: Ensure the property has a clear title deed issued by the Dubai Land Department (DLD).

No Objection Certificate (NOC): Obtain an NOC from the developer if purchasing an off-plan property.

Property Registration: Register the property with the DLD to formalize ownership.

Legal Advice: Consider hiring a legal advisor to assist with the legal aspects of the purchase.

Choosing the Right Real Estate Agent

A reputable real estate agent can make the process of buying a luxury property much smoother. Here are some tips for choosing the right agent:

Experience and Reputation: Choose an agent with extensive experience and a strong reputation in the luxury property market.

Market Knowledge: Ensure the agent has in-depth knowledge of the specific areas and properties you are interested in.

Client Testimonials: Look for client testimonials and reviews to gauge the agent's performance and reliability.

Communication Skills: Select an agent who communicates effectively and is responsive to your needs and concerns.

Viewing and Selecting Properties

When viewing luxury properties, consider the following factors:

Location: The location of the property is crucial. Consider proximity to amenities, views, and the overall neighborhood.

Quality of Construction: Assess the quality of construction, materials used, and overall craftsmanship.

Amenities and Features: Ensure the property offers the amenities and features that are important to you, such as private pools, gyms, and security.

Future Development Plans: Research any future development plans in the area that could impact the value and desirability of the property.

Making an Offer and Negotiating

Once you find the perfect property, making an offer and negotiating terms is the next step. Here are some tips:

Offer Price: Work with your agent to determine a fair offer price based on market value and recent sales.

Negotiation Strategy: Have a clear negotiation strategy and be prepared to make counteroffers.

Inclusions and Exclusions: Clearly outline what is included in the sale, such as furnishings, fixtures, and appliances.

Contingencies: Include contingencies in your offer to protect your interests, such as financing and inspection contingencies.

Closing the Deal

The final step in buying a luxury property is closing the deal. This involves several key tasks:

Final Walkthrough: Conduct a final walkthrough of the property to ensure it is in the agreed-upon condition.

Finalizing Financing: Secure your mortgage and ensure all financing details are in order.

Signing the Contract: Review and sign the sales contract, ensuring all terms and conditions are clearly outlined.

Transfer of Ownership: Complete the transfer of ownership with the Dubai Land Department.

For more resources and expert advice, visit Home Loan UAE.

Real-Life Success Story

Consider the case of James, an investor from the UK, who purchased a luxury penthouse in Dubai Marina. With the help of a local real estate agent and a mortgage consultant, James secured a competitive mortgage rate and finalized the purchase within three months. His investment has since appreciated in value, providing substantial rental income.

Conclusion

Buying luxury properties in Dubai can be a rewarding investment, provided you navigate the process with due diligence and expert guidance. By following the steps outlined in this guide and leveraging professional services, you can secure a luxury property that meets your needs and investment goals. For more resources and expert advice, visit Home Loan UAE.

[whiskeyswifty]

hey, you're like, my go to source for like, swift-economics and nyc so I'm wondering, did taylor really rent the apartment on Cornelia Street? and how normal is it for someone of her caliber to rent in new york? because to me the idea of The Taylor Swift having a landlord is kinda funny. you know, I'd assume she's the one owning rental properties, not the one renting them. but this may be very naïve of me 😅

hahahahah omg idk if i'm worthy of that, but i'm honored and i'll do my best! putting it under a break so people don't get blocks of text about real estate on their dash at 10 am lmao.

as far as i know she absolutely did rent the place on Cornelia St (not buy it, which i see some people say quite often), and it was a townhouse i believe. at the time, it was reported that it rented for $40k-$50k a month, it came fully furnished, and i think it was reported that she was staying there cuz her tribeca place was undergoing renovations for several months. in my experience, it's very normal for wealthy people to pay that much in rent, especially temporarily. the reason why is that they want the luxury accommodations that they're used to, but staying in a hotel for months is very disorienting and uncomfortable and lacks privacy. so they pay a premium price to rent a place that comes fully furnished and is private where they can settle in for a longer period of time comfortably without having to go through the headache of filling it with stuff. it's just for a few months, as opposed to the years typical nyc tenants stay, so even if it looks like a lot per month comparatively to standard rent, it ends up being not that much to them if you compare it to a hotel or buying something. think of it more like an airbnb, which celebs commonly use when staying somewhere they don't own a home, like taylor did in mexico. another common example is very high profile actors who do a stint on broadway or who are shooting a movie/tv show in the city for a few months will do something like that. they're only living in the city temporarily, but long enough they want to settle in, so it's the best fit for them. i will say 50k is perhaps the ceiling, and the most a wealthy person pays in rent and that person is typically VERY wealthy, as taylor was and is even more so today. I've known many rich people who pay 10k in rent or 20k for just apartments, and that's part of why there is a housing crisis in the city right now which is super fun for all of us normal people! i mean it's not her fault, those kinds of rental properties always exist, we're just experiencing a post-pandemic boom of rich kids or influencers with 3k-5k to burn every month moving into the city and i hope all their ceilings collapse on them, but that's another post entirely.

as far as her having a landlord, it is funny to think about haha. but i'll say she probably paid upfront for the total months she wanted to stay there or something like that. keep contact with the owner minimal. if there was a broken faucet or something, i'm sure her assistant contacted the landlord not her, and things just got taken care of as they would if she owned the place. also, it was likely not a "landlord" in the typical new york piece of shit sense. corporate landlord companies typically don't bother operating townhouses like that. the turnover isn't frequent enough and the clientele is too rich and difficult to deal with, and they can't get rich off of them with the proportion to property taxes if it's a big townhouse. they are likely a wealthy private owner who previously owned the townhouse, and maybe owns several single dwelling properties in the city, and rents it out. the fact that this person is also trying to sell it shows me they're just a private individual, as for profit landlords wouldn't be selling a property they're also renting out. in that case, it was more cordial and she most likely sent one payment for her entire stay and it was a more personal landlord experience. i currently am renting from a private person who just owns my apartment and only rents it out cuz he and his wife moved into a larger one to start a family. i just text him if i need anything and it's really great actually, very easy and simple to deal with, so i imagine her experience was something like that.

i don't think she'd ever own rental properties, as that's a lot of headaches and oversight and she doesn't need the money. with the amount of money she can throw around, she'd make MORE money by buying a very expensive private property so the money she spends on it doesn't get taxed, as property taxes are way cheaper than taxes on income for the very wealthy. it's a common practice for wealthy people and often why they own a large number of properties and don't ever live in them. we have countless high rises in the city currently with apartments owned by wealthy domestic and foreign bankers and whatnot and they sit empty and untouched as just an asset they converted their money into to ostensibly "hide" it from being reported as income and lower their tax bracket. shitty but that's the way it goes currently, but nyc politics are an entirely different topic that is nothing but a huge bummer lolololol.

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When it comes to finding an affordable place to stay in Noida, service apartments offer some of the best value around. Not only do they typically have much lower prices than hotels and other traditional accommodation options, but they also come with plenty of features and amenities that make them ideal for long or short stays. For instance, service apartments come fully furnished with all the necessary furniture and appliances. This means you can move right in without having to worry about buying extra items or lugging your own stuff from home.

In addition to being cost-effective, service apartments also provide a level of comfort that many other accommodations simply can't match. They have spacious rooms equipped with modern interiors as well as cozy furnishings that will make you feel right at home during your stay. And since they're located in safe neighborhoods with plenty of nearby attractions and activities, you'll be able to enjoy a stress-free holiday or a pleasant rental experience without any worries.

Finally, Service Apartments Noida is often conveniently located close to public transport links and shopping centers, making it easy for you to get around the city without having to drive everywhere yourself. With so much convenience and comfort at such an attractive price point, it's no wonder why so many people opt for service apartments when it comes time for their next vacation or rental property search!

Conclusion

Service apartments provide a cozy environment that is often conveniently located close to transportation links and shopping centers. All these benefits make service apartments an excellent choice for anyone searching for a rental property or vacation residence. With all the advantages of service apartments at an affordable price rate, it’s no surprise why so many people are choosing them instead of traditional accommodation options.

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Investing in commercial real estate: how to go about it?

As an individual, several solutions are available to you for investing your capital. Among the solutions available, real estate is known to be one of the most secure and stable. Within real estate investment, two main categories are to be distinguished: residential real estate and professional real estate. The first refers to all real estate intended for housing (apartment, loft, house, etc.). The second designates all the premises intended for the practice of professional activity. Among the premises for professionals it is commercial premises that attract individuals for capital investment. But how do you get started in commercial real estate investing?

How to invest in commercial real estate?

The first method for investing in commercial real estate is to invest in institutional real estate or private funds specializing in real estate investment. They are accessible via asset investments, such as when setting up a life insurance contract.

The second method is to invest directly in commercial real estate, that is to say, to buy commercial premises as one would an apartment or a house. This second method is, however, restrictive in the types of property in which to invest. Indeed, not all business premises are open to individuals for investment due to the minimum amount to be collected, which generally represents several hundred million euros.

Thus, commercial premises are certainly the best alternative when one wishes to invest in professional real estate. However, this type of property is not managed in the same way as residential premises, and this requires precise and specialized knowledge.

investing in commercial real estate- what to know

Investing in commercial real estate does not work the same way as residential real estate. For example, what determines the value of a commercial space is not its surface area but the rental profitability that may result from it. Thus, it may happen that commercial premises perfectly located in the city center in a busy street will sell for more than a much larger premise located on the outskirts of the city center.

The simple fact explains that commercial premises' profitability is, on average, twice that of residential premises. However, the capital gain in commercial real estate is generally lower than in residential real estate. It is thus a question of thinking well about its investment. However, commercial real estate offers many advantages over residential real estate.

Investing in commercial real estate- what are the advantages?

As mentioned earlier, the first advantage of investing in commercial real estate is the profitability of the investment. Indeed, on average residential real estate as reached profitability ranging from 3 to 5%. For commercial real estate, this profitability is generally 7%, to reach, in the best case, almost 10%.

The second advantage of commercial real estate is the type of lease put in place, or rather its duration. Indeed, it is not a question here of a 2-year lease on average as for residential premises, but of 9 years- a significant duration that ensures significant stability for the owner.

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How to break into real estate with the least amount of money possible

I always thought to get involved in real estate, you either needed a real estate license or a ton of capital for investment properties. I knew acquiring a real estate license would require more school, which I am not the best at. And being a college student, I did not have the capital for any investments. The only thing I did know was that I wanted to be in the real estate space, and that was when I came across real estate wholesale. 

What exactly is real estate wholesale? It is essentially drop shipping properties and very minimal capital is required for this business model. You acquire leads from the state tax records. Usually these leads are going to be people who have missed payments on their mortgage or utility payments. With that being said, no, these are not going to be the attractive properties you see on Selling Sunset. You then reach out to the homeowners on the list. You could either cold call, or send SMS blasts. The most efficient and effective way for first contact with these homeowners is SMS blast. After you have vetted them over texts, it is now time to pick up the phone and negotiate a price for their property. You offer them an all cash, as is offer. This entire transaction will be handled off the market, so the seller would not have to pay commission fees or closing costs. 

Once you have gotten the property under contract, you have a due diligence period. During this period, you find the actual end buyer for the property and mark up the price so the end buyer is buying for more than what you got under contract for. The buyer will set up an inspection and you coordinate it with the seller. Once the inspection is cleared, you are able to move on and collect the difference at the closing table. 

Let me break down a scenario so it makes sense:

1. I found a motivated seller through SMS blasts 

2. I negotiated a price for $150k cash with the seller 

3. I ran comps on the property and found that similar properties were selling for $165k in the area 

4. I marketed the property to hedge fund buyers and got an offer for $160k 

5. An inspection took place and came back clear 

6. We were clear to close and I got to collect the $10k difference.

So how did I find this space and what was my journey like? One of my close friends introduced me to Beni Fwelo, a real estate mogul. He offered me a job at his company as a disposition agent. My role was to market to buyers. Any time our acquisitions team got a property under contract, I had 9 business days to market to buyers. I was also in charge of setting up the inspection. This part can get tricky because the buyer could always come back and price cut their initial offer due to things the inspection revealed. After they would reduce their offer, it would affect our initial spread, so I would have to convince the seller to come down on their price. My position requires a lot of persuasion. I would have to persuade the sellers to take a price cut. I got so good at persuading and getting sellers to agree to my terms that I was promoted to the director of the disposition department.  

I plan on using real estate wholesale to fund my real estate investment opportunities. My strategy is to keep wholesaling until I have the capital to invest in fix n flips. Use the capital from fix n flips to invest in rental properties. Then use my rental properties to eventually invest in apartment buildings. This is the exact plan Beni Fwelo implemented, and modeling greatness with a mentor can get you there in half the amount of time it would usually take. All this goes to say, there is not one path to getting involved in real estate. There are so many avenues available at your disposal, it just takes getting to know the right information and the right people.

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How the fuck will that get you cancelled?

That is the most uncancellable, milquetoast shit I have ever seen.

If you start saving at 30 years old and you expect to retire at 65 and use $100k/year until 85 you have to invest $3000/month

Thats fucking nuts. I am putting that much away. Its insane

Here are some that will get you cancelled:

If you have good enough credit to get a $42,000 credit card and preferably like $100k credit card you could (if you made it your full time job) make $30 mil/year

Rental properties are priced based on revenue, not property value. This can be exploited both ways

A car payment should not be more than 8% of your income

A house should cost twice your salary but with a 30 year mortgage 4x your salary is affordable

Its almost impossible to sell a house thats 5x the average income in a town. So in a town with “average” income $60k per person a $300k house will need to be on the market for 6 months or more. Most nice/suburban towns have average incomes above $100k.

Banks have just cut mortgages and business loans to 90% of what it was in 2008. So were pretty fucked

You first house (with the first time home buyers program) can have a down payment of 3-5%. Its okay to not do 20%

If you’re poor places with low cost of living are more important than taxes. Virginia have high taxes but at $15/hr it doesn’t matter. you can get cheap rent and food and fuel there.

Buying a home is a scam by the banks

Refinancing your home is a scam

Refinancing your debt WITH ANOTHER BANK is not always a scam. They get your business instead of the other guys.

If you refinance with the same bank they have no incentive to help you and, in fact, have an incentive to fuck you

You will die poor

Warren Buffet invests in shit businesses and props them up by lobbying for government regulation that makes him more profitable like the Keystone pipeline. You cannot invest like Warren Buffet no matter what some book says and if you could, you shouldn’t

You can’t beat an index fund. Other people can. I do. You can’t

FOREX is actually straight up gambling. The “brokers” control the prices. Arguably its more fun than gambling but just be aware

You don’t “need” that new thing

Lifestyle creep will ruin your finances

Unless you are actively trying Costco and Sam’s Club will not save you money. Its pretty easy to do it right though

Some things are actually more expensive at Walmart than at the fancy grocery stores

You should be going to 2 or 3 different stores to get your stuff for less

Don’t buy super cheap stuff. Its a waste of money

Sometimes it is cheaper to eat out because you will have a lot of food waste and meal prep sucks. The only thing I like to prep is soup.

Most jobs have an economic impact 3 to 4x the actual pay. Get over it. The company doesn’t make that much.

Banks won’t lend to independent contractors

Net worth is not comparable to actual cash in hand

$25k is a reasonable amount to keep in the bank as. A rainy day fund. With minimum account amounts on high interest savings accounts $30k is actually reasonable. Yeah I know the average american has less than $1k

If you live in a place that has slightly above average rent and food costs the living wage is like $18.75 or more

When bond interest rates reverse that means rich people and banks are buying 30 year bonds and not 5 year bonds. This is not financial advice but thats when I am eyeballing those 5 year bonds. Banks are forced to buy bonds when the Federal Reserve “prints” money. They choose 30 year bonds even though they are a terrible investment.

If you are going to buy bonds consult an advisor. There are ways to time the market and times when inflation adjusted bonds aren’t the best so yes you do actually need to talk to someone knowledgable

The best investors are paid commission. They make money when you make money so their interests are aligned with yours

Vending machines, laundromats, and other side hustles are a scam. They are a waste of your precious time. Just work overtime at your job or grow cash crops like Oyster mushrooms

You don’t have enough money to get into real estate or most of those side hustles anyway. Minimum is like $150k cash

Oh and if you do manage to build wealth your children or grandchildren will waste it and be wage slaves again

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Your Complete Guide to Finding Apartments for Rent in Dubai

Dubai is a global hub of luxury, innovation, and unmatched real estate opportunities. From luxury homes real estate to affordable housing, the city offers a wide range of options for those seeking a vibrant lifestyle. If you’re searching for apartments for rent in Dubai, knowing where to start and what to look for is essential. In this guide, we’ll explore everything you need to know to find your dream rental, whether it’s in a bustling urban area or a tranquil community.

Why Dubai is a Top Choice for Renting and Buying Real Estate

The real estate market in Dubai is among the most vibrant globally. The city’s reputation as a global financial and tourism center attracts people from all walks of life. Here’s why Dubai stands out:

Diverse Property Options: From chic apartments for rent in Dubai to spacious villas for rent in Dubai, there’s something for everyone.

Investment Potential: With opportunities in real estate investment Dubai, buying or renting here is both a lifestyle upgrade and a financial asset.

World-Class Amenities: Luxurious facilities, excellent connectivity, and a family-friendly environment make it a perfect place to live.

How to Find the Perfect Apartment for Rent in Dubai

1. Determine Your Needs

Before diving into listings, identify your priorities:

Location: Decide whether you prefer vibrant neighborhoods like Downtown Dubai or quieter areas like Jumeirah.

Budget: Set a realistic budget that includes rent, utilities, and service charges.

Property Type: Choose between high-rise apartments, serviced residences, or community townhouses.

2. Explore Trusted Platforms Like Tesla Properties

Using reputable real estate agencies like Tesla Properties simplifies your search. They specialize in luxury homes real estate and can guide you to the best apartments for rent in Dubai tailored to your needs.

3. Research the Neighborhoods

Each area in Dubai offers a unique lifestyle. Popular areas include:

Downtown Dubai: Renowned for its stunning views of the Burj Khalifa and opulent apartments.

Dubai Marina: Ideal for waterfront living with a vibrant nightlife.

Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC): Provides family-friendly and reasonably priced solutions.

4. Consider Amenities

Modern apartments in Dubai come with a range of amenities, including:

Swimming pools and gyms.

24/7 security and parking.

Close access to commercial malls, schools, and public transit.

5. Inspect the Property

Examine the flat in detail before signing a lease to make sure:

The quality of fittings and fixtures.

Functionality of appliances and utilities.

Any maintenance issues are addressed by the landlord.

Why Choose Tesla Properties for Your Rental Needs

Tesla Properties is a trusted name in Dubai’s real estate market. Whether you want to buy real estate in Dubai, explore properties for sale in Dubai, or find villas for rent in Dubai, Tesla Properties offers personalized services to match your lifestyle and budget.

They provide a range of services at one convenient location, such as:

Luxury House for Sale Dubai: Find your dream home in exclusive neighborhoods.

Townhouses for Sale in Dubai: Perfect for families seeking comfort and privacy.

Villas for Sale in Dubai: Experience opulent living in gated communities.

Rent vs. Buy: What’s Right for You?

For newbies and expats, renting offers flexibility, but for those who want to remain longer, purchasing a home might be a wise investment.

When to Rent: If you’re new to the city or unsure of long-term plans, renting provides flexibility.

When to Buy: If you want to buy a house in Dubai or buy an apartment Dubai, it’s a great investment in a growing market.

Top Tips for Hassle-Free Renting in Dubai

Understand the Rental Agreement: Ensure you’re clear on terms, including duration, payment schedule, and maintenance responsibilities.

Budget for Additional Costs: Include agent fees, DEWA (utility) bills, and housing fees.

Work with Professionals: Real estate agencies like Tesla Properties can handle the paperwork and guide you to legitimate options.

Final Thoughts

Dubai offers a world of opportunities, whether you’re looking to rent, invest, or buy real estate in Dubai. With its luxurious lifestyle, high-quality properties, and excellent infrastructure, the city is a dream destination for many.

If you’re ready to find your ideal apartment for rent in Dubai, start your journey with Tesla Properties. Their extensive portfolio of properties for sale in Dubai, villas for rent, and townhouses for sale ensures you’ll find the perfect home that matches your style and budget. Visit Tesla Properties today to explore the best options Dubai has to offer!