The Money Date: What You Should (and Shouldn’t) Do to Align Your Finances as a Couple | BP Money 157
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Lease or Sell? That is the question in this Property Walkthrough and Analysis with Steve Rozenberg
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Don’t expect home sales to slow down in 2021
Real estate agents across the U.S. have been busy as a result of the pent-up demand from homebuyers due to COVID-19. From facing uncertainty in March from COVID-19-related shutdowns, to seeing home sales skyrocket through the summer into fall, it
Merry Christmas: Mortgage rates reach another record low
The average U.S. mortgage rate for a 30-year fixed loan fell one basis point this week to 2.66% – the lowest rate in the Freddie Mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey’s near 50-year history. This week’s mortgage rate broke the previous record set on
Porch.com makes Nasdaq debut, eyes acquisitions
Home services tech startup Porch.com made its debut on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange Thursday morning at a valuation of $523 million. The software firm, which merged with special purpose acquisition company Proptech Acquisition Corp., opened trading on Thursday at $15
BRRRR and Rent by the Room: Retire from Real Estate with few properties with Ron Gallagher
Using Conversations to Get Deals Others Can’t w/ Investor Rodney Ross | | BiggerPockets Podcast 428
Should You Focus on Older or Newer Rentals? A Look at the Pros & Cons | Daily Podcast
9 Vacant out of 25 Units: Multifamily Investment Property Analysis with Steve Rozenberg
ALTA highlights over 51,000 title jobs saved by PPP loans
In the wake of the new financial stimulus bill, the American Land Title Association looked back at the thousands of jobs that have been saved so far by the Paycheck Protection Program. This week Congress passed a $900 billion stimulus
Will 2021 bring more balance to home sales?
Daryl FairweatherRedfin Chief Economist This is the second installment of our economist Q&A series of the top housing market forecasts for 2021 that focus on everything from home sales to mortgage rates. To help provide as much guidance as possible
How to tackle the affordable housing crisis in 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the issues around affordable housing and access to it. In particular, the pandemic has disproportionately impacted housing opportunities for individuals and communities of color. Millions of jobs have been lost, and a lot of those
New home sales begin to cool in November
Sales of newly built homes occurred at a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 841,000 in November – 11% below October’s 945,000 revised rate, the Census Bureau reported on Wednesday. Despite a double-digit decline, November’s numbers are still nearly 21% higher than
Why new home sales are finally moderating
Reports on housing data are headline-driven, and headlines are designed to cause folks to overreact in both positive and negative ways. We’ve seen our share of hyperbolic headlines in the housing reports this year, and for that reason, I have
The good, the bad, and the likely for housing in 2021
Despite the pandemic, incredibly, the housing market has surpassed all expectations in 2020. Applications to purchase a home hit a low point in the spring due to stay-at-home orders and mandated business closures, but have rebounded swiftly. As of the
FHFA extends multifamily forbearance through March 31
Multifamily property owners who are struggling to make mortgage payments due to the coronavirus pandemic now have a reprieve through the end of March for mortgages backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the Federal Housing Finance Agency announced on
Top 3 Reasons You Should Never Invest in Real Estate | Daily Podcast
Real estate technology adoption in a post-pandemic world
The impact of COVID on the real estate market is significant and has forever changed the way our industry operates. This change, while disruptive and uncomfortable for some, has provoked the rapid adoption of real estate technology, the likes of
