There will be one more FOMC meeting in December which will determine whether another rate cut is on the table.

When your capital is tied up until refinance, the key is to borrow someone else’s funds so your deal flow doesn’t stall.

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Week of October 27, 2025The Fed dropped rates again last week — the second cut in a row — and everyone’s asking the same thing: is this the start of a real shift, or just a pause button?

How many more rate cuts will we get?  

Now that we know a December rate cut is far from certain, this CPI report will be key in signaling whether policymakers lean towards holding rates steady or easing further.

.: Meta is cutting 600 jobs within its AI Superintelligence Lab, the company’s artificial intelligence division.In an internal memo first obtained by Axios and later confirmed by Scripps News, Meta Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang said the downsizing is intended to streamline decision-making.

Curious, are you guys still actively doing deals and just leaving more equity tied up in them, or have you slowed down buying altogether?

I think that means I have to wait at least another year for a rent increase as they will tell me I missed this year's window.They said the rent increase ban is in place because their funding was cut 46% unrelated to the shutdown.

I use that a lot in my daily life as a broker in Reno, NV educating clients on investment decisions and in my own rental acquisitions.I also worked for an institutional flipper for two years (Wedgewood) as a project manager and flipped 70-some-odd houses for them which really helped me cut my teeth on construction management.It really depends on your strategy, but ultimately it's playing long.