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Andrew Kay is an award-winning former journalist, covering sports, business and general features at a mid-sized daily newspaper. A graduate of Kent State's School of Journalism and Mass Communication, he has done extensive copywriting and marketing consulting work since 2006. Areas of expertise include content marketing, real estate and entrepreneurship. He lives in Cleveland, Ohio, with his wife and two sons.
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What to Do If Your Tenants Can't Pay the Rent
In tough financial times, tenants who can't pay rent can send ripples through the economy. When their income suffers, their landlord's income suffers, and so, too, can lender's income suffer if there's a mortgage on the property. Navigating problems with rent is tricky, but here are some things landlords can do if tenants can't pay the rent.
Words: 644 Downloads: 0 Category: Real Estate By: Andrew KayNew at Working from Home? Here Are 4 Important Strategies
In 2019, almost 5 million Americans worked at home at least half of the time, and 50 percent of the entire U.S. workforce worked remotely at least once per month. There are new people joining the work-from-home trend all the time, sometimes en masse. If you're new at working from home, it can be quite an adjustment. Here are four important strategies.
Words: 690 Downloads: 0 Category: Business By: Andrew KayHow Home Sellers Can Profit with a Shared Appreciation Mortgage
One of the great benefits of homeownership is price appreciation. For many, a home is their most valuable investment -- they reap equity while paying down a mortgage balance and enjoying an increase in value over time. But what happens when a homeowner is forced to sell before being able to reap that price appreciation? This 600-word article explains how homeowners and real estate investors both might be able to cash in on price appreciation even when they sell the property.
Words: 637 Downloads: 0 Category: Real Estate By: Andrew KayHow Homebuyers Can Use a Shared Appreciation Mortgage
Housing affordability is a barrier to homeownership in many real estate markets across the United States. With rising interest rates, homes might be priced out of reach for even more would-be homebuyers. But, as this 650-word article explains, a shared appreciation mortgage could make homes more affordable to more buyers.
Words: 672 Downloads: 0 Category: Real Estate By: Andrew KayHow to Spot an Online Bot
One of the realities of the emergence and evolution of social media is the auto-generated account. Sometimes known as "bots," these lines of code are let loose on social media platforms to interact with real humans in sometimes mischievous ways. The best way to avoid being drawn in by a bot is to recognize when you're dealing with a bot, and this 600-word article provides three quick, easy ways to do that.
Words: 611 Downloads: 0 Category: Internet By: Andrew KayHow to Survive a New Year's Gym
January and February are the two busiest months of the year for fitness facilities. This can frustrate regular gym-goers, who dedicate themselves year-round and must deal with a crowded gym just because people have New Year's resolutions. But with some minor adjustments, both physically and mentally, gym regulars can survive these two months, as this 550-word article explains.
Words: 566 Downloads: 0 Category: Fitness By: Andrew Kay