Ever since hitting an all-time low in 2021, U.S. foreclosure rates have been on a steady rise. According to real estate data company ATTOM, there were 95,712 ...
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The AI revolution is here. Ever since the public launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, there’s been a race to leverage AI tools in nearly ...
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James Pratt is a world-class real estate auctioneer — but not for foreclosures or tax deeds. No, Pratt auctions luxury homes. He holds over a ...
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With home prices having gone up nearly 80% in the past 10 years, it’s natural to wonder if the housing market is due for a ...
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How Can Investor-Friendly Agents Help a Newbie Investor Develop an ROI Strategy?
As a real estate agent, your work is commission-based. That means the more property deals you help close, the more money you make. But regular ...
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10 Ways the Recent U.S. Appropriations Bill Could Impact Your 2023 Real Estate Investing Strategy
On December 29, 2022, Congress passed a $1.7 trillion Omnibus Appropriations bill, which contains funding for many programs that could impact experienced and aspiring real estate ...
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Should You Invest Before Interest Rates Rise or Wait for a Market Crash?
US home sales have been in sharp decline in recent months, and many worry that we are headed for another market crash. In fact, some ...
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Though the news cycle for Hurricane Ian has largely subsided, the damage it caused has not. The hurricane hit Southwest Florida (just south of Tampa) on ...
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FEMA Ruling Gives FL Investors a Chance to Purchase Distressed Hurricane Properties
Hurricane Ian was possibly the costliest storm in Florida history and the second costliest nationally when adjusted for inflation. Risk management company RMS puts the total insured losses caused by ...
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Since the July 28 announcement that US GDP fell two quarters in a row, many believe we are now in recession (or at least close ...
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