Starter Homes: Buyer’s Market, Seller’s Market, or Investor’s Market?
There’s been an interesting trend in starter homes in the last few years all across America. In some parts of the country, for instance, investors are snatching up more than 20 percent of starter homes.
Alternative Lenders Want To Make Inroads In OZs. Fix-And-Flip Lenders Have Been There For Years
Opportunity Zones are a strategic part of investor portfolios. They offer access to cost-effective properties and the chance to rejuvenate a community.
3 Real Estate Investing Trends to Watch This Year
Recent trends in real estate investing should have investors looking at more data, not less, getting creative with their investments, and sticking with the absolute best opportunities.
Cleveland: The Major League City’s Late-Inning Comeback
But with all that building and rebuilding going on, Cleveland remains on whole a particularly affordable place to live. It is so affordable, in fact, that it’s dramatically less expensive to pay a mortgage than to pay rent.
Cleveland Rocks
Did you know that a Cleveland DJ by the name of Alan Freed was the first person to coin the term rock and roll? It should come as no surprise then that this city, located on the southern shore of Lake Erie, about 60 miles west of the Pennsylvania border, is the home to the famous Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Baby Boomer Post-Recession Migration: Where Are Older People Moving To and From?
Seniors have traditionally been more sedentary than younger people. They tend to move less often, but when they move they often make drastic changes. For instance, some seniors, after retirement, may decide to move from the city to the country.
Detroit: Don’t Forget the Motor City
Viewed from the outside, Detroit looks like a fix and flipper’s dream. In 2016, the mean price for an apartment in a five-unit-or-larger building was $304,380
Recently Funded in Detroit Michigan
Detroit is a city that goes by many different names: Motor City and Motown just to name a few. Detroit is one of those cities that has a little bit for everyone.
Millennial Post-Recession Migration: Where Are Young People Moving To and From?
Prior to the Great Recession of 2007-2009, Millennials moved fairly often. However, migration rates have slowed since then.
Los Angeles County: Where Multifamily Is Becoming the Only Option
The winter 2019 Yardi report points to what it calls a “landlord’s market” triggered by the county’s job growth causing new residents to flood in. “Despite a surge in rental construction, the average occupancy rate has remained high, at 96.6% as of October,” the study says.
