It's a great business model from their perspective.

But take a closer look: https://shorturl.at/GZDCBNevada inventory up 63%North Carolina, Colorado, Arizona, Virginia, all seeing 40%+ increases.This isn’t just a Florida story, it’s a shift happening coast to coast.Is this a warning sign... or a window of opportunity for creative investors?

This is a significant indicator of a shift from the strong seller's market that we've been having for the past few years, shifting back towards a buyer's market.

Now, things are shifting.

Depending on your goals, sometimes small pivots — like adding minor value-add rehabs or shifting to small multi-family — can unlock better numbers.You're doing the right thing by staying patient and analyzing deals.

I wanted to open up a conversation around something that doesn't get talked about enough here: helping homeowners in pre-foreclosure—not just as investors, but as humans first.
Lately, I've been seeing more situation...

And even though it may not sound like it, this shift is actually a good thing.It’s what you should expect.

That’s a mindset shift that’s hard for a lot of investors after years of being in acquisition mode. 

Builders will start to shift to lowering purchase prices and worrying less about keeping comps high

That’s not the challenge so many people think it is – especially right now.Let’s break down what’s really going on and why the recent shift in the approach investors are taking could tip the scales in your favor.Large Investors Are Pulling BackThe truth is institutional investors never represented as big a share of the housing market as people think.