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As many of you know the housing market flows closely along with our four seasons. In the summer months, the market is in high demand, homes spend less time on the market, and prices have an upward trend. While there are many that enjoy the perks of the summer months, the cooler months do not fall short when it comes to interest. The Fall marks the beginning of the market slowdown, which can be prime timing for new investment property acquisitions.
November 2022
December 2022
March 2023
It’s no surprise that DMAR’s February data showed new listings for detached and attached homes at the lowest levels since 2014. With the stability of homeownership in contrast to the current volatile market, it makes perfect sense why many potential home sellers are hesitant to jump into a changing environment.
December 2022
September 2022
As many of you know the housing market flows closely along with our four seasons. In the summer months, the market is in high demand, homes spend less time on the market, and prices have an upward trend. While there are many that enjoy the perks of the summer months, the cooler months do not fall short when it comes to interest. The Fall marks the beginning of the market slowdown, which can be prime timing for new investment property acquisitions.
There are a few different options available regarding investing in rental properties. One choice is to invest in a single-family home. A single-family home is a standalone property on its own lot. Investing in a single-family unit is buying a house to rent to a single tenant. One of the most straightforward definitions of single-family rental property investing is getting paid for what you own rather than just paying to own it.
If I could take a guess, I’d say your mortgage is your highest expense; for most people I know, this is true! So what if I could tell you there was a way to get someone else to pay your mortgage? For many real estate investors, this is their first step to achieving their investing goals. Getting started in real estate sounds daunting. However, when you start with house hacking, it makes becoming an investor that much easier!
September 2022
It’s been an amazing third quarter! If you didn’t already know, giving back is incredibly important to me. This is why I choose to be a Children’s Miracle Network Agent and donate $100 from each transaction to this incredible organization.
December 2022
The options for real estate investment are many, but everyone should understand the value of a 1031 exchange. This is an IRS-approved strategy for deferring capital gains taxes when selling one property and investing in another similar property. With this tax loophole, investors can save big bucks on their investments.
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Investing in a shifting real estate market can be very beneficial, as it presents numerous opportunities to capitalize on the changing landscape. With less competition and more upside potential, savvy investors can take advantage of the current market conditions to maximize their returns.
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With every investment endeavor, there are risks and rewards for each type of rental. While short-term investments may bring a higher return, they can also be more volatile and require more maintenance. Long-term rentals offer more stability and potential for growth but often come with less of an immediate financial return.
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Real estate wholesaling is when an individual, the “wholesaler,” acquires a contract from the seller of a (usually distressed) property and assigns that same contract to an end buyer. The wholesaler does not purchase the property, and instead, the owner’s temporary contract allows them to sell it on their behalf. Wholesalers earn revenue through a wholesaling fee attached to the transaction — often a percentage of the overall property cost.
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March 2023
It’s no surprise that DMAR’s February data showed new listings for detached and attached homes at the lowest levels since 2014. With the stability of homeownership in contrast to the current volatile market, it makes perfect sense why many potential home sellers are hesitant to jump into a changing environment.
Starting after November 18, 2023, Fannie Mae is introducing a transformative policy: a mere 5% down payment for owner-occupied multifamily homes. This shift from the previous 15-25% requirement opens doors for investors. It’s an unparalleled opportunity in the investment landscape.
Henry, James, and Kathy dive into the latest housing market updates. They explored the game-changing multifamily update, revealed the most investor-friendly cities, shared the tale of a year-and-a-half rent-free tenant, and discussed the potential for wealth-building in the current market thanks to dropping mortgage rates.
A significant shortfall in Denver’s new rental property licensing program for multi-family and single family homes. As of the report, only a fraction of the estimated 25,000 multi-unit rental properties in Denver have secured the newly required licenses, with the deadline looming. This situation presents challenges and opportunities for investors, emphasizing the importance of staying informed and proactive in regulatory compliance.
We understand that buying or selling a home is more than just a transaction: it’s a life-changing experience.
Contact Leah Griggs if you’d like more information on finding your dream home or preparing to sell your home!
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