Year: 2026

The EPA’s RRP Guidance Continues to Impose Unnecessary Burden

The EPA’s RRP Guidance Continues to Impose Unnecessary Burden

NARPM Presses Forward for a Solution by Tyler Craddock Nearly everyone who has purchased a property built prior to 1978 will be familiar with the issues associated with lead paint. After all, in order to acquire that property, they had to review and sign a federally mandated lead-paint disclosure...

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SeekNow Signals

SeekNow Signals

The Hidden Cost Problem in SFR Portfolios by Blake Adams, SeekNow SFR rent growth has decelerated. Operating costs have not. That gap is where portfolios quietly lose ground. Signal 1 // Rent growth is normalizing while costs keep climbing Nationwide same-location rent growth for single-family...

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Q1 2026 Top Investor Zip Codes

Q1 2026 Top Investor Zip Codes

Indiana is Surging and Florida is Pulling Back by SFR Analytics Real estate is recovering, but investors need to be selective to find the best opportunities in 2026. Today’s market is more selective, while some sectors are thriving and others are lagging. The biggest opportunities are going to...

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Foreclosure Activity Rises in Q1 2026

Foreclosure Activity Rises in Q1 2026

Bank Repossessions Climb 45% Year-Over-Year by ATTOM Team ATTOM, the leading provider of property data, AI-powered analytics, and real estate intelligence solutions, released its Q1 2026 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report, which shows a total of 118,727 U.S. properties with a foreclosure filing during...

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Homebuyers Hold the Negotiating Power In 38 Major Metros

Homebuyers Hold the Negotiating Power In 38 Major Metros

Nationally, Sellers Outnumber Buyers by 43% by Lily Katz, Redfin Thirty-eight of the most populous U.S. metropolitan areas were buyer’s markets in March, up from 29 a year earlier. Just five were seller’s markets, down from nine in 2025. Redfin defines a market where there are over 10% more...

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An Economic Snapshot

An Economic Snapshot

The Economy, Single-Family Asset Class, and Cost of War by REI INK According to the U.S. Treasury Department, as of April 20, 2026, the US national debt is hovering at $39.1 trillion, resulting in approximately $114,000 to $116,000 per person. This figure represents the share of the total federal...

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How AI Can Help with Analyzing a Deal & Deal Sourcing for Investors

How AI Can Help with Analyzing a Deal & Deal Sourcing for Investors

In this episode of Uncontested Investing, we continue our AI series by digging into one of the most practical use cases for investors: using AI to analyze deals and sharpen deal sourcing. If you are looking at dozens of properties, trying to underwrite faster, reduce bottlenecks, and make stronger...

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