How Are Investors Finding Deals In The Foreclosure Moratorium?
Monday, September 13
With no apparent end in sight for foreclosure moratoriums, how are investors finding deals now? Foreclosures have been a staple for real estate sector investors since 2008. With few coming to market, how can investors keep up their deal flow and find real deals? Foreclosures Investors are often l...
Mortgage Servicing Rules Are Changing: What They Mean For You
Tuesday, August 31
Regulators and government agencies are changing the rules of mortgage servicing for delinquent loans. Here’s what’s happening and some of the potential effects… New Rules For Mortgage Servicers Both the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) have...
Big Lessons From The Worlds Most Futuristic City
Monday, August 23
Many new cities are being envisioned around the planet. Some may never be completed. While others may change much of what you think you know about living and property. We already have very modern cities and towns that are changing how we use energy and get around. One of the newest visions is fo...
The Dangers Of Marketers Running The News & ‘Expert’ Predictions
Monday, August 16
The media is increasingly becoming overrun with marketing being sold as news and expert opinion. This can be dangerous for those who rely on these advertisements as fact. Content Marketing Has Replaced The News The ability to control the news by private individuals and companies has been growing...
Wells Fargo Pulling Its Pranks On Consumers Again
Monday, August 09
Wells Fargo bank has been making headlines again. This time for its most recent stunt; cutting off all personal credit lines. This follows them almost instantly ending home equity loans when pandemic restrictions and lockdowns hit in 2020. Customers and politicians are all up in arms about the im...
Mortgage Note Investing: Are Bigger Or Smaller Note Pools Better?
Tuesday, August 03
Are larger or smaller pools of mortgage loan notes better investments? New solo and DIY investors may be relegated and limited to trying to find individual properties and loan notes to invest in. Accredited investors and funds have more choices. Of course, what’s large and small can vary by opin...