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How to bank on real estate to fund your retirement

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Because real estate is a hard asset that keeps pace with inflation, it’s one of the most powerful hedges available to protect the growth of your investment. Trainer and author Bernice Ross offers insight into the impact real estate can have on your lon… Continue reading →

Bored apes and Dogecoin. LA ‘Crypto House’ listed for $1.2M

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The owner created a house that’s fit for Airbnb, complete with walls lined with NFTs, memes and other relics of crypto’s heyday. It’s for sale for about 20.4 million Dogecoins. Continue reading →

Homebuilding materials remain 38% costlier than normal

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Acquiring construction materials remains expensive for homebuilders, even as a reduction in demand may be relieving supply chains, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Continue reading →

Investment app Fintor raises $6.2M, aims for inclusivity in real estate

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Public.com, Hustle Fund, 500 Global, VU Ventures, Graphene VenturesPublic.com, Hustle Fund, 500 Global, VU Ventures and Graphene Ventures all contributed to the funding extension. Continue reading →

7 pros and cons of having a real estate investing partner

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Investing in real estate with a partner can be extremely appealing and comes with many advantages. However, there are also some potential pitfalls. Here are seven pros and cons to consider before taking on a real estate investing partner.  Continue reading →

Summer’s over: What clients need to know if they sell a vacation home

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Buying or selling a family vacation home will likely be one of the biggest financial decisions in your client’s life, according to CFP Jordan Curnutt, and could very well be one of the best life decisions they make for their family. Continue reading →

Weakest Q3 for US apartment leasing in 3 decades

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RealPage reports the third quarter saw the biggest slowdown in leasing traffic in 30 years of tracking. Paired with a slowdown in rent, it’s the latest sign of turbulence in the housing market. Continue reading →

The 9 US housing markets where tenants are most behind on rent

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One in every four renters in some U.S. markets is behind on monthly rent payments after a historic run-up in prices, according to data released Monday by real estate portal MyEListing.com. Continue reading →

5 Airbnb options that are cheaper than this $143 a night storage unit

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Short-term rental owners were surprised to find a container without windows and 3 bunk beds brought in that much rent. “Jesus Christ,” wrote one short-term rental investor, “someone has done it.” Here are five Airbnb options that are cheaper than that. Continue reading →