By Lauren Theisen | NEW YORK DAILY NEWS | June 22, 2020 As the coronavirus pandemic continues to keep people out of work and strain savings, the number of homeowners who have missed their mortgage payments has more than doubled in the last few months. According to Black Knight, a mortgage data company, 4.3 million homeowners didn’t …
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Written by Brian Wojcik | Published by Think Realty of June 1, 2020 Risk is measured using statistics and derived from both quantitative components and qualitative factors. An annual assessment exercise allows most real estate investors to improve business practices, whether doing rehabs, long-term holds, lending, or some combination. It is not difficult with the right tools and understanding and will elevate your business to the next …
Written by Lisa G. Noon | Published by Think Realty on June 24, 2020 Single-family renters continue to be current with their June rent payments, according to a nationwide survey released today by the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM®). The survey was conducted among NARPM’s 6,000 members with 462 responses. Nearly 70 percent …
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Published by Think Realty on June 18, 2020 You’ve made the plunge into the rental market and all has been well for the last few years. But as of late, you’ve begun to wonder if you should renovate your property. It could and probably will help draw in new tenants and you could make more money …
Renovating Your Rental Home? Here Are Tips to Do It Right Read More »
As an investor, your assets are precious. Protecting them from taxes and frivolous lawsuits is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make. So many investors don’t understand that one tiny mistake could wipe out everything they’ve worked so hard for. We don’t want this to happen to our members, so we’ve partnered with …
Published by Wolf Street on June 29, 2020 Pending sales of existing houses, condos, and co-ops in May – these are contracts that were signed in May but didn’t close in May – bounced off the brutal pandemic low in April, but remained down 10.6% from February 2020 and down 5.1% from May 2019, according …
Pending Home Sales Bounce Off Brutal Low, Still -11% from February Read More »
Written by Dave Corsi, President of MREIA (Metro Real Estate Investors Association) Senator Elizabeth has introduced a bill that would extend a nationwide eviction moratorium as the current eviction protections in response to the coronavirus pandemic near expiration. The Massachusetts Democrat’s bill, the Protecting Renters from Evictions and Fees Act, would extend eviction protections until …
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Written by: Nihal Krishan | Published by the Washington Examiner on June 29, 2020 The Supreme Court ruled Monday that the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is unconstitutional, determining that its head must be removable at the will of the president. The decision reduces the power of the agency, the brainchild of …
Published by Think Realty on June 18, 2020 The real estate market in the United States has continued to do well ever since the Great Recession, which saw a significant amount of foreclosures and declines in property values all over the country. Ever since the 2008 lows, markets have continued to rebound and property owners …
Think Realty: 6 Hot Real Estate Markets in the U.S. Read More »
Published by Law360 on June 24, 2020 New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo overstepped his authority when issuing a 60-day moratorium on evictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and the governor’s order denies landlords their contractual right to court, a lawyer representing landlords challenging the order told a federal judge on June 24th. Mark Guterman of Lehrman …
Cuomo’s Eviction Moratorium Went Too Far, Landlords Say Read More »
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