The Market is Still Fundamentally Strong By Adam Stern For context, my firm provides Advisory and Investment Sales Services for regional builders looking to break into or expand in the Build-For-Rent segment, and showing them how to take residential projects and fit them into the Build-For-Rent...
The Palmetto State’s “Emerald City” is Still a Prime Location for Investors By Carole VanSickle Ellis The Greenville, South Carolina, real estate market has normalized, and that means the Palmetto State’s “Emerald City” is looking more alluring than ever in 2023. Ranked fifth on Realtor.com’s “Top...
What are the Barriers to Millennial Homeownership? By Jaime Dunaway-Seale Millennial home buyers can’t catch a break. After weathering two economic recessions that delayed their ability to buy a home, they entered one of the most expensive markets in U.S. history. Fierce demand driven by...
A Q&A with Dave Goldstein, Founding Partner, Bavex Lending When Dave Goldstein, founding partner at Bavex Lending, says his company wants to be your lender, he’s not kidding. Bavex is known for what Goldstein refers to as “the most aggressive pricing and leverage in the industry,” meaning that...
Rental Property Marketing is a Critical Part of the Rental Process By Kori Covrigaru When it comes to single-family rentals (SFRs), the number of days they sit on the market is often the most crucial factor in determining how successful your property will be. Reducing the days on market can be...
Foreclosure Starts Up from 2021, While Foreclosure Completions Decline by ATTOM Staff ATTOM, a leading curator of real estate data nationwide for land and property data, released its Year-End 2022 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report, which shows foreclosure filings— default notices,...
