Published by Entrepreneur Magazine | July 7, 2023 Getting started with real estate investment might be easier than you think. Investing in real estate has always been regarded as a lucrative way to build wealth, but the common perception is that it requires a substantial amount of capital to get started. Is it possible to become …
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Published by The Independent Sentinel | August 3, 2023 Progressives are destroying the once-beautiful city. Life in San Francisco is rapidly changing. The quality of life and freedom are disintegrating under the Progressives. From families with children to landlords to 1st responders, Progressives are destroying the once-beautiful city. The entire state is not what was.They …
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Published by Forbes.com | July 31, 2023 In recent years, Texas has witnessed thousands of Americans flocking there from various states, with California being the leading one. The Lone Star State certainly has some appeal, especially the fact that there’s no income tax. It’s also “business friendly”, ranking No. 13 out of 50 for its …
Published by REALTOR.com | July 25, 2023 This is the second month in a row that rents are down. Rents are continuing to fall—but not enough to give renters much of a break. In June, rents dropped 1% year over year, to a median of $1,745 a month nationally in the 50 largest housing markets, …
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Published by REALTOR.com | July 27, 2023 Contract signings picked up the pace last month, and home buyers are increasingly facing multiple offer situations. Pending home sales rose slightly in June, and the latest indicators are showing a housing market on the mend. Median existing-home sales prices in June soared to their second highest on record …
Published by FOX Business | July 26, 2023 Sales of new U.S. homes fell in June for the first time in four months, suggesting that high mortgage rates and limited supply are continuing to sideline would-be buyers. New single-family home purchases tumbled 2.5% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 697,000 units, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday. …
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Published by Forbes.com | July 22, 2023 Debt typically takes up a portion of the capital stack in a real estate investment and is often necessary to acquire a property. Taking out a loan for a real estate investment may seem tougher than ever—especially for those new to the game. In the wake of three …
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Published by REALTOR.com | July 20, 2023 Existing-home sales slowed again last month, but aspiring home buyers continue to face competition for limited inventory. Existing-home sales continued to retreat in June as the housing market faces a crushing inventory shortage. But high buyer demand is still evident as home shoppers bid up prices. The median …
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Published by REALTOR.com | July 17, 2023 Mortgage rates are inches away from 7%—but less than a tenth of U.S. homeowners have a home loan at that rate. Only nine percent of all existing mortgages in the U.S. were taken out with a rate of above six percent, according to data from the Federal Housing …
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Published by Forbes.com | July 15, 2023 The capital stack in a real estate investment includes common equity from a sponsor or general partner and preferred equity from limited partners and investors. Once you’ve found a great real estate investment opportunity, it will be time to raise capital for the transaction. This step typically involves structuring …
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