By Douglas Katz – 01/16/2023 Rentals, rental, rentals. Like a juggernaut this market has been growing at an astronomical pace over the past years. Like all good things, the rental train may be slowing and with that, we could see some mayhem. LONG-TERM RENTALS Long-Term rentals have been the other side of the housing crunch. …
HousingWire Reports Headwinds Beginning to Grow for the Rental Market Read More »
By Douglas Katz – 11/15/2022 It is no secret to people in the industry. When real estate was really hot, the siren’s song of investment and flipping was pretty hard to resist. Many large players could not resist this and rushed headlong into the investment market to exploit the opportunity. The problem is that sometimes …
Possible Relief for Buyers as Some Big Players Scrap Their Flipping Businesses Read More »
Redleg Funding is launching a new discount program for veterans, first responders and law enforcement. Through the program, we provide closing costs discounts for those who serve or who have served their community and nation. As a veteran-owned business, we know about service and how it is not always appreciate. As a service-disabled veteran owned …
By Douglas Katz – 09/13/2022 Ask any real estate professional or lender how business is right now and you’ll likely get a bit of a grimace. While the market was generally optimistic about the possibility of capitulation and lowering prices, the full potential for return to a more normal market is still far off. Now …
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By Douglas Katz – 08/31/2022 As the summer comes to a close and the market is no closer to any predictability, more and more organizations are adjusting their forecasts for the coming months and years to better reflect this craziness. To understand where we are, it helps to see where we have come since the …
Housing – Where We Are and What It Possibly Means for the Future for Investors Read More »
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON DIVORCE HOUSING PRO By Douglas Katz – 08/12/2022 Per Freddie Mac: The 30-year fixed-rate went back up to well over five percent this week, a reminder that recent volatility remains persistent. Although rates continue to fluctuate, recent data suggest that the housing market is stabilizing as it transitions from the surge of …
