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An Alarming 75% of Homes Are Too Expensive For Buyers

In This Article Starter homes have become nonstarter homes for many Americans. Three-quarters of the homes currently listed for sale are out of reach for

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The Great Housing Market “Reset” Starts in 2026

Redfin just called it. The housing market will “reset” in 2026…or at least it’ll be the start of it. Chen Zhao, Redfin’s head of economics

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The Metrics That the Very Best Multifamily Investors Keep an Eye On

In This Article This article is presented by Walker & Dunlop. Smart multifamily investors don’t wait until tax season or year-end to understand how their properties are performing.

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The Insurance Mistake That Costs Investors Thousands

In This Article This article is presented by NREIG. Most real estate investors insure their properties based on what they think the home is worth.

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11 Steps to Scale Faster in 2026

In This Article This article is presented by Express Capital Financing. If you spend enough time around real estate investors, you start to notice there

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How to Take Advantage of Short-Term Rental Tax Breaks This Year

In This Article This article is presented by Baselane. If you own or plan to own a short-term rental, there is one phrase you will

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A Practical Revenue Playbook For 2026

In This Article Let’s be honest: You probably started your short-term rental journey to make more money. You wanted extra cash flow and maybe a

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Rent Spikes are a Thing of the Past—But Investors Can Look Forward to a Stable Multifamily Market Instead

In This Article This article is presented by Connect Invest. “Predictable” isn’t exactly the most exciting qualifier for a real estate market, but it’s the

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3 Markets Where You Can Find Good Deals in 2026

In This Article Remember when buying a house meant sprinting to a showing, writing an offer in the driveway, and praying the seller liked your

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What We’re Buying During This Housing Correction

The housing market has been flat or falling for almost three years, and last month we called it what it is: a correction. Not a