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Homeowners have lost over $1 trillion in equity since May

By Richard | Nov 8, 2022

A home awaits sale at a reduced asking price in Glendale, California.David McNew | Getty ImagesThe historic run-up in home prices during the first two years of the pandemic gave homeowners record amounts of new home equity.Since May, however, about $1.5 trillion of that has vanished, according to Black Knight, a mortgage software and analytics […]

You Won’t Believe What Could Happen

By Richard | Nov 7, 2022

In this article Throughout 2022, mortgage rates have more than doubled, sending affordability and demand in the housing market down sharply. With lower demand, lower prices often follow, which is why we’re in the midst of a housing market correction. I believe this correction has been caused primarily by rapidly rising mortgage rates and will […]

Housing prices will fall 5% to 10% across the market in the next 12 to 24 months, says Knight Frank

By Richard | Nov 7, 2022

William Beardmore-Gray of the real estate company says some of that decline has already been seen in markets such as New Zealand, Canada and the Nordic region. Source link

Owning Your Own Properties Is Overrated

By Richard | Nov 7, 2022

In this article By now, you’ve heard about how real estate is a great way to build wealth. I don’t disagree with that. However, before getting started, you should also consider the downsides of owning real estate and the opportunity costs. For most real estate investors, it’s better to be a limited partner or take […]

Housing is the canary in the coal mine, says Tri Pointe Homes CEO Doug Bauer

By Richard | Nov 6, 2022

ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Article via LinkedInShare Article via Email Doug Bauer, CEO at Tri Pointe Homes, joins ‘Squawk on the Street’ to discuss sluggish demand in housing, housing as a recession indicator and adjusting price to payment as costs come down. 05:12 Fri, Nov 4 202211:26 AM EDT Source link

The “Energy of Money” and Why You’re Looking at Debt All Wrong

By Richard | Nov 6, 2022

Interest rates have become a hot topic over the past six months. Back in 2020 and 2021, homeowners were bragging to their friends about their rock-bottom mortgage rates and how they secured financing at three percent or less! But times have changed, and seven percent interest rates are becoming the norm. Now, nobody is bragging—in […]

Companies still have way too much office space, and they can’t sell it

By Richard | Nov 6, 2022

Collin Madden, founding partner of GEM Real Estate Partners, walks through empty office space in a building they own that is up for sale in the South Lake Union neighborhood in Seattle, Washington, May 14, 2021. Karen Ducey | Reuters A few things we know about corporate real estate: it’s a focus of cost-cutting for […]

Double Your Cash Flow Overnight (In ANY Market) with Medium-Term Rentals

By Richard | Nov 5, 2022

Medium-term rentals are not new to real estate investing, but most investors have hardly heard of them. For years, corporate travelers would rent a room, apartment, or small property for a year or less. These travelers would pay a premium to avoid long-term leases and stay close to their work. But, with the rise of […]

House hunting this weekend? There’s more out there now

By Richard | Nov 5, 2022

A For Sale sign is posted in front of a property in Monterey Park, California on August 16, 2022. Frederic J. Brown | AFP | Getty Images After more than two years of a historically lean housing market, listings are starting to rise − and swiftly. Active inventory nationally jumped 33.5% in October from the […]