Week of December 29, 2025 | Market SnapshotAs we close out the year, housing data delivered a surprisingly strong finish.

So, it's very important to align data respectively and submit offers that the market dictates (vs what the seller is trying to dictate).Just thought I'd mention these factors, if helpful, and some of these deals you're bypassing, do have opportunity due to these factors.

I’m looking for tools or data sources that project insurance costs over time and climate-related risk (areas that may require flood insurance in the future or see outsized premium increases, etc)I know I can get current insurance quotes, but I want to understand historical trends and forward-looking projections so I can better assess hold periods and identify markets to avoid based on rising premiums or climate changes.

What kinds of websites do you use in your business to search for properties, property info, market data, real estate education, etc?

Recent flip data shows tighter margins (Q3 ROI ~23%), higher rehab costs, and slower appreciation in some markets.

Not sure if that is accurate, but that is what it showed with the data I entered.

Totally agree — deal-finding and analysis tools are crowded.But what’s still wide open is the decision intelligence layer — helping small investors and their agents turn property data into confident, strategy-aware investment decisions.My agent still sends his clients static listings each week — no automated metrics, no personalized analysis, no decision guidance.

Hello Everyone,Early 2026 data shows single‑family rentals holding strong amid softening for‑sale market, with mortgage rates staying elevated and supporting rental demand.

I really like @Michael K Gallagher point about there being a lot of data noise out there.I'd find your specific key metrics that matter most and lean into those.  

Since your CPA is likely to be a major - if not the primary - recipient of this data, it needs to fit his/her requirements and preferences.