by Glen | Jun 8, 2026 | Atlanta Hard Money, Colorado Hard Money, Denver Hard Money, Georgia hard money, Housing inflation, Housing Price Trends / Information, Private Lending, Property Insurance
When I saw the headlines about NY reducing property insurance rates I was definitely intrigued. How can NY reduce property insurance rates 30% overnight while the rest of the country is facing double digit increases year over year? What is New York’s ...
by Glen | Jun 5, 2026 | In the Press, News
New government rules allow Crypto to be used for mortgage collateral. At the same time Crypto just hit its lows for the year plunging 52% over the last year while the S&P return is about + 24%. Should lenders accept crypto for mortgages? How does this impact...
by Glen | Jun 1, 2026 | 2026 mortgage rates, 2026 real estate predictions, Atlanta Hard Money, Atlanta Private Lending, Atlanta real estate trends, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado private lender, Denver Hard Money, Denver Real Estate Trends, Georgia hard money, Georgia private lender, investor bans in single family homes, mortgage rates, national rental regulations, Private Lending
Rents have made a quick U turn. After rising substantially over the last decade, they are quickly reversing course. Why are rents now falling? Is this just a trend or a blip. Look at the chart below, how does this alter the predictions on rents? ...
by Glen | May 28, 2026 | mortgage rates, survey responses
Last week I asked all of you what happens to mortgage rates based on recent events? The real estate pros have spoken, the majority think (70%) that rates will stay about where they are at or head a little higher. I was most surprised at how...
by Glen | May 25, 2026 | Atlanta Hard Money, Atlanta real estate trends, Colorado Hard Money, Denver Hard Money, Denver Real Estate Trends, Georgia hard money, Georgia private lender, Hard Money Lending, interest rates, mortgage rates
Look at this chart above, out of nowhere yields have made a U-turn with long term treasury yields surge to almost 20-year highs and predictions exceeding 6%. This is exactly the opposite of what economists had predicted at the beginning of the...
