Love thy neighbor? Not exactly. A new survey shows that 60% of Americans have a pet peeve about someone who lives nearby. Here are some great tips for getting along with those who live closest to you:

Millennial adults — typically defined as those born between the late 1970s and early 2000s — like to eat out. But they have definite opinions about food! See what that means to restaurants nationwide:

Utah is at risk for a big earthquake. Should you buy earthquake insurance for your home or investment property?

Contrary to the image some people have of real estate investors, the average investment property buyer isn’t a wealthy jet setter in a fancy top hat who puts down massive piles of cash to buy dozens of homes at once.

Instead, most real estate investors are simply smart people who have done their homework, learned how to finance their purchase wisely, and made a calculated, rational decision that’s right for them and their financial situation.

Getting into real estate investing isn’t easy. But don’t assume that it’s out of your reach just because you’ll have to borrow money. With today’s lower home prices and low mortgage rates, it’s a great time to invest in a rental property or purchase a home to fix up and resell.

While the process of obtaining financing to purchase an investment property is a bit different than purchasing a home you plan to live in, it’s probably not as difficult as you think. And you may be surprised at the variety of loans available to property investors! Where to start? Research all the available financing options and find an experienced real estate agent who knows the intricacies of investment properties. If you’re purchasing a rental property, we are the property management experts! We can help you find reliable tenants and obtain the best return on your investment. We’re here to help!