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Yes, I admit it. I am scared of a real estate bubble. But I’m continuing to invest anyways. Here’s why.  Over the past several years, I’ve heard the following claim consistently made by investors both in my home market of Denver and nationwide. It seems by far to have been (and continues to be) the […]

Hari Krishnan of PropertyGuru Group says demand has, on the other hand, been "on a tear." Source link

Back in 2002, I made my first deal as a real estate wholesaler. I was literally walking the streets looking for a deal when I came across a tired landlord looking to sell his property.  Beforehand, I had already found a buyer and was able to sell the property to them. In the end, after […]

MoMo Productions | Taxi | Getty Images In the last decade, a surge in home prices has built considerable wealth for the middle class. Total housing wealth grew by $8.2 trillion between 2010 and 2020, according to a March report from the National Association of Realtors. The coronavirus pandemic’s housing boom added even more value […]

Knowing how to buy a business is a lot like knowing how to buy a rental property. First, you’ll need to know the price of the asset, then the cash flow, followed by expenses, and finally the structure. Because buying real estate is perceived as “simpler” than buying a business, most investors decide to go […]

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Last week, the Biden Administration unveiled the Housing Supply Action Plan (HSAP), a new proposal that aims to make homeownership and renting more affordable. The median home price in the United States has risen nearly 47% since April 2019, and rents have increased by over 21% over the same period, according to BiggerPockets’ internal data.  There are a lot […]

Sales of newly built homes dropped 16.6% in April from March, far more than expected, and were down 26.9% from April 2021, according to the U.S. Census. The annualized rate came in at 591,000 units, seasonally adjusted. Analysts had been expecting 750,000. March’s read was also revised lower. That is the slowest sales pace since […]

Airbnb’s are all the rage in investing right now. For a good reason too.  Short-term rentals cash flow beyond belief and make the numbers work in just about any market. I’ll admit that I own five myself and have a few in the works. So why am I telling you not to buy them? Airbnb’s […]