Monthly Archives: October 2024

[ad_1] In This Article Key Takeaways Florida attracted about 1 million new residents in 2023, keeping real estate demand high despite recent hurricanes and rising insurance costs. Florida has built 77,000 properties in flood-prone areas since 2019. With hurricane-related insurance claims expected to reach up to $75 billion, costs are […]

[ad_1] In This Article Key Takeaways Zillow’s latest report shows a shift towards buyer-friendly conditions, especially in Southern metros like Austin, Nashville, and Atlanta, reversing a trend from recent years. Increased home construction and more flexible pricing from sellers are helping balance the market, with Austin showing 25% of listings […]

[ad_1] Everyone wants to become “work-optional” at some point. Having enough money in investments and the bank would allow you to choose the job you love most, whether that’s running your own business, working part-time, or today’s guest, Travis’ dream, becoming a mountain biking guide. With a solid salary, dual […]

[ad_1] Does it feel like we’re in a recession? People are constantly discussing layoffs, many Americans are in credit card debt, home ownership seems unachievable, and you probably feel like you should be making more money based on how expensive everything is. But, on the other hand, inflation is down, […]

[ad_1] “Once a majority of players adopts a heretofore contrarian position, the minority view becomes the widely held perspective.”[i] DAVID SWENSEN, late CIO of the Yale Investments Office Over the past several years, private credit fund managers have raised enormous amounts of capital, and future inflows are only expected to […]

[ad_1] In This Article For real estate investors, the end of the year isn’t just about closing deals—it’s about making smart moves that could save you thousands on your tax bill. If you don’t plan ahead, you might miss out on critical tax benefits that could otherwise be reinvested into […]

[ad_1] When we talk about stock returns, most people assume that individual stocks should yield positive returns. That’s because the stock market has historically outperformed other asset classes like bonds. But surprisingly, the median monthly return for a large sample of individual stocks is — drumroll, please – zero. That’s […]

[ad_1] In This Article Key Takeaways Prop 33 would cap rent increases and extend rent control to single-family homes, aiming to improve housing affordability. Supporters see it as tenant protection, while opponents argue it could hurt new construction, cash flow, and property maintenance. A passing vote could inspire rent control […]

[ad_1] The combination of saving money and buying rentals is a recipe for reaching financial independence much faster than you thought possible. Just ask today’s guest, who started with tens of thousands of dollars in debt but was able to achieve FI in just a few years! Henry Washington is […]