House Flippers Missing Out On The Current Market
Wednesday, July 07
According to Bloomberg and ATTOM Data, house flippers pulled out of the market in mass when the pandemic hit. Many chose to just sit on the sidelines, or scaled back their buying criteria so far that they haven’t bought anything. So much so that the numbers show the lowest share of houses were f...
What Will Mass Rezoning Of Property Mean For Investors?
Monday, June 28
America may be about to undergo one of the most vast rezoning efforts since people ran out to stake their claims and settle land almost 200 years ago. What will it mean for investors? What’s Happening & Why? There currently appears to be a substantial push to rezone America. Most notably to r...
SPACs, Meme Stocks & Celebrity Tweets Driving Investing In 2021
Monday, June 21
People are clearly having a lot of fun investing and sharing their money moves online this year. Having fun is good. Though it is also an important time to be making smart money moves. Investing Like it’s 2021 Investing in 2021 is more than the wild west. It seems more like a late night comedy sk...
Federal Judge Rules CDC Eviction Ban Was Overreach
Monday, June 14
A second judge has now ruled that the CDC overreached with its pandemic blamed moratorium on evictions. What’s next for the real estate market and its investors? Judges Begin Ruling Against the CDC An Ohio federal judge has ruled that the CDC overstepped its boundaries and authority when it orde...
Banks Report They Are Easing Up On Credit Requirements
Monday, June 07
US banks are reporting that they are easing up on requirements for some types of credit. It couldn’t come at a better time for many investors. It may be Getting Easier to Borrow Again According to coverage by the NY Post and data being reported by banks to the Federal Reserve, financial institut...
Why Savvy Investors Are Always Pushing Their Limits & Practicing Stepp
Tuesday, June 01
Successful investors, CEOs and thought leaders also seem to be those who are constantly pushing their own personal limits and getting out of their comfort zone. There is definitely an apparent correlation between these habits and their level of success. Why is that? How does it apply to investing...