Rentals Will Still Reign Supreme in 2023 By Erica LaCentra Investors probably wish they had a crystal ball to easily predict what the new year will hold for real estate and more importantly, where the biggest opportunities in the market will be. However, even without a crystal ball, predictions are in for what 2023 has in store for the real estate industry. Investors will need to be shrewder and savvier
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Technology Can Help Those Who are Still Looking to Find Opportunities By Tim Reilly The real estate market has changed dramatically over the last year. With home price appreciation softening market-to-market and inflation running wild, something had to give. Successive increases in mortgage interest rates beginning in the second half 2022 put the brakes on the previous year’s unprecedented homebuying activity as the housing market shifted into a new ‘price
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by Rebecca Smith It is fair to say that never has a New Year been so anticipated or so welcomed. 2020 was unprecedented and challenging for almost everyone. The coronavirus threatened the health of millions of people and economies around the world. In our industry, the market for single family rentals (SFR) was buffeted by changing preferences and grim market realities. That did not put a halt on activity. On
Read MoreWill Investors Find Inventory in 2021? by Rick Sharga One of the biggest challenges facing real estate investors is the lack of available inventory. According to the National Association of Realtors® (NAR), the number of homes for sale at the end of October 2020 was 1.42 million units, down 2.7% from September and down almost 20% from October 2019. The NAR report notes that unsold inventory is at an all-time
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Your real estate due diligence checklist isn’t complete if it doesn’t include homeowners’ associations. The need for due diligence in real estate transactions should go without saying, but many buyers fast-track through some important areas of the process. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or an investment institution, ensuring your due diligence stage is thorough and complete is nonnegotiable. Most, if not all, real estate transactions have similar pathways to closing
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Using self-directed IRAs for private funding Whether you are a first-time homebuyer, an experienced fix-and-flipper or an expert in rentals, there is always a need for funds. Investors will always need money for deals, and sometimes traditional bank loans aren’t available to everyone. Or others just prefer the flexibility of setting their own terms on a deal. Although there are plenty of options available for private financing, many investors prefer
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