There is no specific number of homes you should look at before deciding to purchase one.  You should make your decisions based on the kind of home you want; if you want a condominium, you do not need to check through penthouses. You also have to look at houses that fall into the range of your financial budget. Lastly, making a checklist for the kind of place you want and looking at your lifestyle,  short and long-term goals will help you reach a decision faster. If you want to learn more about real estate investment, subscribe to our newsletter for investors here.

Now, to the issue about paying the Pelow Fee for each listing owner you approach, we understand the hesitation. As a matter of fact, it could seem like a hindrance. However, one of the unique selling points about Pelow is that it makes housing affordable by making it simpler to communicate with serious buyers or renters from the lister’s perspective. By reducing the time spent dealing with deals that may not work out, we focus on deals that stand a stronger chance of being successful.