NYC is Handing Out Money to Homeowners Who Want to Build ADUs
It’s not often that a local municipality offers to chip in hundreds of thousands of dollars to help you generate rental income. That’s what’s happening in New York City, where…
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The Spring Market Gets Off to a Rocky Start as the Fed Holds on Rate Cuts
Sometimes it seems like a substantial drop in interest rates is akin to a myth, like the Loch Ness Monster or Bigfoot. Despite a combative relationship with President Donald Trump,…
The Top Four Housing Markets For Long-Term Growth (And Five Markets Growing Fast Now)
If you want to know if your real estate investment will pay off in the long run, the Geography of Prosperity index might be a good place to start. The…
The Next Metric Investors Need to Keep Track of is…Grocery Prices?
Landlords have more than just rents, mortgage payments, and operating costs to worry about. According to a new Redfin survey, 49% of U.S. residents are struggling to pay their rent…
Flippers Supplied 2x More Starter Homes Than Builders in 2025
Talk of lower interest rates has sparked hope that house flipping could make a comeback. Guess what? It never left. According to a new report from New Western, a marketplace…
Indianapolis is America’s #1 Market For Buyers—But It Also Ranks High For Foreclosures
Indianapolis and the state in which it sits, Indiana, couldn’t be further apart when it comes to their real estate fortunes. For mom-and-pop landlords eyeing Indiana for future investments, the…
Why Townhomes Have Quickly Become a Top Investment Option For Investors Looking For Cash Flow
Traditionally, townhomes were often starter homes for singles and young couples, becoming rentals by default when the owners decided to upgrade to a single-family home. That is changing. Previously, the…
The Housing Markets Where Section 8 Properties and Affordable Homes Are Scarce
Does the idea of a never-ending stream of potential renters, many of them with guaranteed payments, lining up to apply for your vacant apartments sound appealing? Then you might want…
Where America’s Largest Renter Demographic Wants to Live
Gen Zers are the new millennials—Americans in their late teens, 20s, and early 30s—who traditionally comprise the largest renter demographic in the country. However, stubbornly high housing costs and supply…
New Survey From Redfin Says Investors Are Turning Their Backs on Florida
Have Florida’s days in the real estate investment sun come to an end? That appears to be the takeaway from a new report from brokerage/listing site Redfin, which showed Florida…
Rent Prices Are Down Nationwide—Here’s How Investors Can Protect Their Cash Flow in a “Renter-Friendly” Era
Even the most surly landlords would have to admit they’ve had it pretty good for quite a while when it comes to rent increases. As of January 2026, some areas…
Foreclosure Auctions Surged in Q4 Last Year—These States Saw the Biggest Increases
Foreclosure markets tend to speak in stages. Early filings hint at pressure. Auction notices confirm momentum. And when Notices of Sale accelerate, it signals that distress is no longer theoretical—it’s…
Congress Weighs Eliminations of Real Estate Tax Breaks For Large Investors—Will Small Investors Get Caught in the Crossfire?
Investors with a sizable portfolio of single-family homes have been getting it from all sides recently. A new bill is adding yet more fuel to the fire. Legislation targeting single-family…
