At New Again Houses, we’re passionate about transforming distressed properties into beautiful, affordable homes while empowering entrepreneurs to build successful businesses. And we’re thrilled to announce that Franchise Business Review (FBR) has recognized our dedication to excellence by ranking us #11 among 200 top franchises nationwide for 2025. This independent accolade is a testament to… Continue reading New Again Houses Named a 2025 Top Franchise: A Testament to Excellence
Month: February 2025
Why Most Independent House Flippers Fail in Their First Year
House flipping has become a popular way to build wealth and financial independence. With television shows glamorizing the process, many aspiring investors jump into the business with the expectation of quick and substantial profits. However, the reality is far different. Most independent house flippers fail within their first year due to a lack of experience,… Continue reading Why Most Independent House Flippers Fail in Their First Year
Selling a House with Code Violations: Know Your Options
Selling a home is already a complicated process, but it becomes even more challenging when code violations are involved. Whether it’s outdated electrical work, structural issues, or unpermitted additions, these violations can impact your home’s value, limit buyer interest, and create financing hurdles. So, what are your options if your home doesn’t meet building codes?… Continue reading Selling a House with Code Violations: Know Your Options
Affordable Real Estate Franchise Opportunities: Start Your Business for Under $100K
If you’ve been considering investing in a franchise or breaking into the real estate industry, real estate franchises can be a surprisingly affordable path to business ownership. These business models offer a wide variety of opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs, and they are an increasingly attractive option for those looking to start a business. And while… Continue reading Affordable Real Estate Franchise Opportunities: Start Your Business for Under $100K