In this episode of Uncontested Investing, Nate Zielinski and Suzanne Andresen continue their discussion on the characteristics that help real estate investors succeed. Focusing on decisiveness, problem solving, risk tolerance, and risk management, they explain how these traits work together to...
Month: June 2026
Redfin Reports Sellers Are Pulling Their Homes Off the Market at Near-Record Rates
More sellers are delisting as their homes sit on the market longer than they’d like and/or they’re unable to fetch the price they want. Some sellers who delisted their homes in the last year are relisting them: 2.5% of homes are relistings that were previously pulled off the market, the highest...
Zillow’s May Market Report: The housing recovery is back on pause
New listings and sales fall behind 2025 as mortgage rates rise past 6.5% Home sales and new listings fell behind last-year levels in May as mortgage rates steadily rose, according to the Zillow® May Market Report. New listings have historically peaked in May or June but sellers pulled back this...
UNEMPLOYMENT AND FORECLOSURE RATES DRIVE HOUSING MARKET RISK
Florida and California had the highest number of at-risk counties in ATTOM’s Q1 2026 analysis; Tennessee had the most low-risk counties ATTOM, the leading provider of property data, AI-powered intelligence, and real estate analytics solutions, released its latest Housing Risk Report spotlighting...
Turning Uncertainty into Opportunity in Real Estate Investing (Part 1 of 2)
In this episode of Uncontested Investing, Nate Zielinski and Suzanne Andresen continue their discussion on the characteristics that contribute to long-term success in real estate investing. They examine the relationship between risk tolerance and risk management, emphasizing how successful...
DoorLoop
From a System of Record to a System of Action by Carole VanSickle Ellis The concept of property management has been documented as long ago as 3,000 B.C., when Mesopotamian priests employed specialized property overseers to manage the day-to-day operations of agrarian estates while the priests were...
St. Louis, Missouri
The Gateway City is Losing Population, but the “Refuge Market” Remains Strong by Carole VanSickle Ellis St. Louis, Missouri, is experiencing a certain troubling downtrend, but that does not seem to be having a negative effect on the Gateway City’s real estate market. This past March, the median...
Why the “Proptech Pop Off” is Worth Paying Attention To
An Ecosystem of Service Solutions by Andy Bates Property technology, often referred to as “Proptech,” is taking the real estate industry by storm. Market researchers like Fortune Business Insights valued proptech at over $40 billion at the close of 2025 with the overall market expected to grow to...
ServiceLink State of Homebuying Report
Reveals Advantages for Today’s Investors by Amy Daniel While today’s homebuyers are stressed out, time strapped and overspending, investors continue to take a more measured approach. They’re waiting, watching and positioning themselves for what’s next. ServiceLink recently unveiled its 2026 State...









