WORD OF THE DAY: Woodshed

[WOOD-shed] Part of speech: Verb Origin: English, 18th century Definition: To practice a musical instrument Examples of Woodshed in a sentence “A musician who woodsheds several times a day will soon become a master […]

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Millennial Home Buyers in a Changing Real Estate Market

Younger home buyers want a space to grow their family, but are facing unique challenges and intense competition with Boomer buyers The Millennial Generation, now in their late 20s to […]

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Redfin Reports Asking Rents Rose a Record 15% in January

Portland and Austin saw the largest increases, with rents surging more than 30% year over year Average monthly asking rents in the U.S. increased 15.2% year over year to $1,891 […]

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ArborCrowd Launches Single-Family Build-to-Rent Investment Offering in Colorado Springs, CO

Targeting 18% to 23% net internal rate of return over a two- to four-year hold period ArborCrowd, the first crowdfunding platform launched by a real estate institution, announced a new […]

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WORD OF THE DAY: Advert

[ad-VERT] Part of speech: Verb Origin: Late Middle English, 12th to 14th century Definition: Refer to in speaking or writing Examples of Advert in a sentence “My brother awkwardly adverted to Mom’s new boyfriend […]

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WORD OF THE DAY: Couchsurfing

[/kouCHˈsərfiNG/] Part of speech: Verb Origin: English Definitions: 1. Sleeping on strangers’ couches while on vacation 2. Staying at a series of different places Examples of Couchsurfing in a sentence “Many college students go […]

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