- March 10, 2026
What is Cost Segregation and Why Do Investors Keep Talking About It?
In This Article This article is presented by Cost Segregation Guys. If you spend any time in real estate investing circles, you have probably heard
Falling Mortgage Rates Could Make It Harder to Find Cash Flowing Properties—But Here’s How Investors Can Find Them Anyway
In This Article Mortgage rates have hit their lowest levels in three years, and while that should be a cause for celebration from prospective homebuyers,
75,000 “Relistings” Could Hit the Market
Dave:If you’re watching inventory climb right now, it can look like supply is surging. But a big part of what is hitting the market is
The Top Trending Rental Markets to Start 2026 Are Not What You’d Expect
In This Article Any guesses which cities are at the top of RentCafé’s hottest rental markets at the start of 2026? Miami? Phoenix? Austin? Try
7 Financial Moves to Make Before Q2 Sneaks Up on You
In This Article This article is presented by Avail. Did you know that if you’re a landlord, February is life’s gift to you in terms
America’s Most Underwater Housing Markets Present a Golden Opportunity For Investors
In This Article The combination of foreclosures and falling housing prices is like throwing chum into the water for a group of hungry sharks eager
Off by Nearly 1 MILLION Jobs? Why New Jobs Report Will Impact Rentals
Dave:Big economic news dropped over the last week from strong labor data to huge revisions about the data we got last year, a new inflation
Stop Buying Rentals and Start Buying Rental Portfolios (Scale Much Faster)
Most people have never thought about it. Instead, they slowly build their rental portfolio to 10 or (at the most) 20 units. And while we
How to (Legally) Pay the Least Amount in Taxes as a Real Estate Investor
This episode alone could save you hundreds, thousands, or tens of thousands in taxes—all with 100% legal means. If you own a rental property, you
Bank-Owned Homes Grew Rapidly at the End of 2025—Are We in a New Era of Distress?
In This Article When foreclosure activity reaches the REO stage, it represents the outcome of financial distress. The homeowner is no longer in the picture,