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NY nightly rentals plummet 90%, rents skyrocket

  In every nightly rental discussion throughout the country, there is this theory that nightly rentals are increasing rents and pricing out locals.  How true is this statement?  What happened in NY when nightly rental were severely restricted?  What has happened in...

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foreclosures

Foreclosures on the rise, is this a blip or trend?

With fluctuating mortgage rates and economic pressure in the housing market, foreclosure activity Has continues to ramp up throughout the year. According to real estate data provider Attom, homebuyers may face more challenges heading into 2025.  Why are foreclosure...

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House prices

House prices hit another record, should you even care?

  Check out the chart above.  House prices this summer have hit yet another record?  On the flip side, look at the chart below of Denver and Atlanta.  Why the huge difference?  What is happening in today’s real estate environment?  Is the data above or below...

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Landlorads

The War on Landlords

Since Covid, Landlords have been portrayed as the big bad wolf and the root cause of pretty much any housing woe you can think of.  Legislatures have jumped on the bandwagon essentially declaring war on landlords with the number of tenant laws doubling in three...

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Mortgages

Largest mortgage buyers required to use cryptocurrencies

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the largest buyers of mortgages, effective immediately are required to count cryptocurrencies as an asset for mortgages.  This is a profound shift in policy.  How will this impact real estate lending?  Will Cryptocurrency radically alter...

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Prices

90% predict prices will fall. How much?

In my last blog post, Will real estate fall to 2020 values, I launched my first survey to see what the readers of my blog thought about the direction of the real estate market, the results were astounding.  There was a clear consensus of where real estate prices are...

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Real Estate

Will real estate fall to 2020 values?

The real estate market has drastically shifted.  Look at the chart above, sellers are rapidly outpacing buyers which means only one thing; the law of economics will rule, and prices will fall.  What is causing prices to fall now in many markets, and will this...

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Real Estate

Will the herd drive real estate prices

  Over the last several years, I’ve given various statistics from inventory, absorption rates, closings, consumer confidence, mortgage rates, etc… to provide guidance on where the real estate market is heading.  Unfortunately there is one variable that I am now...

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Real Estate

Is real estate “stuck” until 2026?

  "The U.S. housing market is stuck, and we are not convinced it will become unstuck anytime soon," Bank of America economists Michael Gapen and Jeseo Park wrote in the Monday note.  What is causing the real estate market to be stuck? Is being stuck actually the...

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Tax Bill

What does the big beautiful tax bill mean for real estate?

With the recent passage of president Trump's tax bill, what impact does this have on real estate and mortgage rates.  Look at the chart above, why did interest rates rise when the tax bill was passed? Who are the winners and losers?  What does this bill mean for the...

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Walmart

Walmart Raises Prices, what happens to mortgage rates

      Various trade publications continue to predict a decline in mortgage rates the second half of the year, yet at the same time Walmart, Ford, and others have announced big price hikes coming down the pipeline.  What does this mean for the economy,...

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real estate

2025 National Real Estate predictions, what happens now?

    2025 was set to be the big recovery in real estate with rates lowering setting us up for a great year.  Instead, rates are hovering around 7%, inventory is rising, and long term treasuries are pointing to higher rates for longer.  There is also a trade...

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Property

Can the government “take” you property for unpaid taxes

  Over the last 100 years or so counties have operated under the assumption that if property taxes (or in some cases water/sewer, etc…) are not paid then the county can “take” the property for the unpaid taxes.  A recent supreme court ruling radically alters this...

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