- December 26, 2025
The Most Encouraging Sign in 3 Years
Dave:We have made it to the end of 2025, but the housing market continues to change and shift and confuse as it has all year.
Foreclosure Starts Fall 7.6% Nationally, But These Key Counties Show Rising Distress
In This Article Foreclosure activity doesn’t move in a straight line. It comes in waves. Some months bring a surge of new filings, reflecting fresh
The Metrics That the Very Best Multifamily Investors Keep an Eye On
In This Article This article is presented by Walker & Dunlop. Smart multifamily investors don’t wait until tax season or year-end to understand how their properties are performing.
New Construction vs. Older Homes—Why New Builds Cost Less Than You Think
In This Article This article is presented by Lennar Investor Marketplace. Once upon a spreadsheet, new construction homes were the fancy properties: shiny, flawless, and
How to Take Advantage of Short-Term Rental Tax Breaks This Year
In This Article This article is presented by Baselane. If you own or plan to own a short-term rental, there is one phrase you will
More Deals, Lower Pricing—A Look at What’s Going On at Foreclosure Auctions in Late 2025
In This Article Foreclosure auctions rose while buyer demand and pricing cooled in Q3 2025. Below, we’ll take a look at six key charts and
Rent Spikes are a Thing of the Past—But Investors Can Look Forward to a Stable Multifamily Market Instead
In This Article This article is presented by Connect Invest. “Predictable” isn’t exactly the most exciting qualifier for a real estate market, but it’s the
Why the Middle Class Is Getting Crushed
Dave:Americans are divided and no, I am not talking about politics right now. I’m talking about economically, financially. Some Americans are doing great seeing their
How Local Laws Have Made Life Harder For Mom-and-Pop Investors—And What to Do About It
In This Article Many small investors feel as if they are swimming against the tide. Political and regulatory headwinds are shifting in favor of owner-occupancy,
What We’re Buying During This Housing Correction
The housing market has been flat or falling for almost three years, and last month we called it what it is: a correction. Not a