Published by REALTOR Magazine | November 23, 2021 Investors purchased a record $64 billion of homes in the third quarter. Taking notice of the increased appetite for U.S. real estate, investors are building up their portfolios of properties looking to cash in on the higher housing and rental prices. Investors purchased a record $64 billion …
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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Published by REALTOR Magazine | November 4, 2021 The move aims to help a portion of the more than 45 million U.S. adults who have no credit score. Freddie Mac announced a new program to help renters build up their credit profiles and help make them more creditworthy. The initiative provides a means for owners …
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Published by CNBC | November 1, 2021 As the period of discounted rents in cities comes to an end, many tenants are bracing for steep increases that could force them to leave their homes. Like many other renters during the pandemic, Trish DaCasta nabbed an apartment that she normally couldn’t afford. The upgrade was a …
Published by the National Apartment Association | October 14, 2021 Stop the federal government from harming rental housing again by making it pay for the damage it caused over the last year through its eviction moratorium. If they realize they will have to pay for poor policies, they might think twice before damaging rental housing …
Published by REALTOR Magazine | October 6, 2021 Remote work sparked a demand for short-term housing with flexible terms. Investors believe one pandemic-related trend will offer up long-term results: short-term apartment leases. They’re rushing to invest in such buildings that can offer flexible short-term apartment rentals, even as more workers return to the office. Over …
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Published by Bloomberg | August 18, 2021 The dramatic conditions for U.S. homebuyers during the past year are now spilling into the market for rentals. Soaring prices. Competition. Desperation. The dramatic conditions for U.S. homebuyers during the past year are now spilling into the market for rentals. Landlords from Tampa, Florida, to Memphis, Tennessee, and …
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Published by Florida Realtors | August 19, 2021 Many smaller landlords are losing sleep, doing their own repairs, and some are even selling property, which could further dent the U.S.’s supply of affordable housing. When Ryan David bought three rental properties back in 2017, he expected the $1,000-a-month he was pocketing after expenses would be …
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Published by Breitbart | August 18, 2021 So-called “Squad” member Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) reportedly shows thousands of dollars in rental income with her husband in her financial disclosure forms, despite being a co-sponsor of the “cancel rent” bill. Pressley’s annual financial disclosure, which every member files, shows she and her husband made up to $15,000 …
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Published by Need to Know Blog | August 19, 2021 The endgame will be to bankrupt landlords so the government can seize their properties and allow people to live in them for free so long as they obey. CDC Director Rochelle Walensky announced an extension for the eviction moratorium until early October for regions with …
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