The Downside of Short-Term Rentals
in this article It’s a story that echoed across social media platforms from rental property owners across the country: Vacation rentals are no longer generating the steady revenue that investors have come to expect during the pandemic. The era of #Airbnbbust has taken hold. Real estate investor Sabrina Must, who once rented out her 2-bedroom […]
How much does it cost to build a house in 2023?
in this article Sometimes it’s hard to find the right house in the right place at the right price, so you just have to build one from scratch. But how much does it cost to build a house, According to Forbes, the Average cost of building a house in 2023 is around $300,000, According to […]
Seller concessions are on the rise as the housing market continues to slump
in this article new data from redfin shows that seller concessions such as cash credits for mortgage rate purchases and repairs and closing costs are becoming increasingly common as higher mortgage rates curb demand for homes. It can keep housing prices artificially high While the real cost of buying a home falls—the Case-Shiller index remains […]
Inflation falls in December, but core CPI remains a problem
in this article New on 12 January Consumer Price Index (CPI) Data was released for December, showing falling inflation rates across the board. Headline CPI, the broadest measure of inflation in the US, declined to 6.5% year-on-year (YoY) from 7.1% a month ago. The “core” CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, fell to […]
How does inflation affect your savings account?
in this article The past year has been challenging for investors and savers alike. With rising inflation and many major markets improvement area, finding a safe place to park the cash has become difficult. Bond yields have been below the rate of inflation, and savings accounts offered pitiful interest rates. Any money held in cash […]
Six Benefits of Exchanging Delaware Statutory Trust Assets
in this article This article is brought to you by KA Properties & Investments. Read our Editorial Guidelines for more information. There are many potential benefits associated with converting to Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) 1031 Property. However, it is important to note that these potential benefits should always be carefully weighed against the potential risks […]
How to become a digital landlord
in this article This article is brought to you by RentReady. Read our Editorial Guidelines for more information. How do you classify yourself as a homeowner or real estate investor? Are you a newbie just emerging on the scene? Do you identify as an independent or smallholder? Or are you perhaps a property manager with […]
Biden’s “Renters Bill of Rights” Is Here — Is Nationwide Rent Control Coming?
in this article The Biden-Harris Administration Is Responding rent-burdened nation with new action Also released a “Blueprint for a Renters Bill of Rights” designed to promote a fair rental market. Housing demand to skyrocket in 2021, leading to an increase in rents 17.1% increase Year-to-date peak in February 2022. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and […]
Mortgage applications rise as rates continue to fall
in this article Potential homebuyers are waiting for more affordable conditions, and they may be ready to start making offers, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association. mortgage demand increased by 7% in the week ending January 20 after skyrocketing nearly 28% in the previous week. While there have been variations in mortgage demand, […]
What is late rent notice and how to write it
in this article Writing a late rent notice is an inevitable part of being a landlord. Late rent notices serve three purposes. First, it reminds the tenant to pay overdue rent immediately, informs about late fees, and then warns the tenant of the consequences of nonpayment. However, the late rent letter has another important purpose […]
