The summer market is giving investors two contradictory signals at once. Here’s how to read them — and where the opportunity lives. The 30-year fixed rate just hit its lowest level in seven weeks. Purchase demand is ticking up. Pending home sales have risen three months in a row. Then you read the other headlines:
The US-Iran war rattled rates and buyer confidence just as the spring market was gaining momentum. Here’s what serious investors need to know. The 2026 spring market had all the ingredients for a breakout season. Inventory was rising. Buyers who had been sitting on the sidelines were starting to move. Rates had briefly dipped below
The spring market is delivering exactly what disciplined investors have been waiting for. Here’s what happened in April and what it means for your next deal. If you’ve been watching the DMV market through the first half of spring, the picture is becoming clearer: this is a market that rewards preparation over patience. Rates are
Market shifts, smarter funding, and the kind of loan officer who helps you find your next big opportunity. A fresh twist is unfolding in the DMV real estate market — not just more listings, but a change in who’s selling. In Washington, DC, roughly 15% of spring home sales came from retirees, compared to the
From a row house in the heart of DC to a neglected single-family home in PG country, we’ve funded 262 projects this year worthy of attention. Which one stands out the most? Each week we shine a spotlight on a flip with contemporary features, efficient design, or neighborhood features. Never miss a #TransformationTuesday here. Take
With the Planning Stage (see Part 1) and the Recruiting Stage (see Part 2) completed, it’s time to move into the third stage of the hiring process. Interviewing Stage Let’s talk interviewing. Most phone interviews are pretty straightforward – you come up with a list of questions, take notes on the candidate’s answers, and review after
So with the Planning Stage of the process complete (see Part 1), it’s time to start recruiting candidates and vetting them. Searching Stage Start with employee referrals. If you have an existing team, utilize their contacts and network to find additional candidates. If you have hired a solid bunch already, shouldn’t you trust their judgment
One of the overall goals for real estate investors is to expand. But with the expansion of your investing business comes additional duties and time commitments, meaning your one-person operation will eventually need to grow into a full team. As a rapidly growing company ourselves, we’d like to bring you some of the best practices
Whether you are looking to rehab properties for sale or for rent, it’s crucial to not blow your construction budget. To help you stay on budget and get the most bang for your buck, here are some tips for saving big on construction materials. Big-Box Home Improvement Stores Find a reputable big-box store that stocks
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