Rental Property

Will Your Rent Keep Skyrocketing? Not If This Billionaire Is Right

Published by Forbes.com | March 8, 2022 Marvy Finger recently sold half his portfolio of Sunbelt apartments for $2 billion, saying the Covid-crazed rental market has peaked. The buyers, pointing to a 20-year low vacancy rate, disagree. With apartment vacancy rates low and falling, landlords pushed through record rent hikes in 2021. Billionaire Marvy Finger …

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Rental and Home Prices Expected to Rise Even More This Year

Published by FOX Business | March 8, 2022 A mass exodus is driving people from expensive cities and it’s causing people in other places to become priced-out. Rent and home prices have seen major increases over the past year and in some places, they’ve hit record highs. The rising cost of living has caused people in …

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Treasury: Most COVID Rental Aid Went to Low-Income Residents

Published by FOX Business | February 25, 2022 Lawmakers approved $46.5 billion in Emergency Rental Assistance last year More than 80% of the billions of dollars in federal rental assistance aimed at keeping families in their homes during the pandemic went to low-income tenants, the Treasury Department said. It also concluded that the largest percentage of tenants receiving …

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Consider Real Estate Investment Trusts for Income Source and Inflation Protection

Published by CNBC Personal Finance | December 13, 2021 For retirees searching for investment income and protection from inflation, one solution may be real estate investment trusts. REITs, as they’re called, are companies that own and/or operate properties like office buildings, shopping malls, apartment complexes and warehouses. While they do come with more risk than …

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Why Building More Homes Can’t Solve the Housing Affordability Problem

Published by Market Watch | November 17, 2021 Even before 2020, the U.S. faced an acute housing affordability crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic made it a whole lot worse after millions of people who lost their jobs fell behind on rent. While eviction bans forestalled mass homelessness—and emergency rental assistance has helped some—most moratoriums have now been lifted, putting a …

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