I Had 4 Kids, No Cash, and a Traveling Spouse: Now I’ve Got 4 Rentals
Just three years ago, Joanna Caldera was working as a nurse, raising four children while her husband was gone most of the month in the oil fields. She wanted time Source link...
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Where to watch the Oscars in NYC
Metrograph. Photo by Mettie Ostrowski Hollywood’s biggest night comes to New York City. For a festive Oscars-viewing experience, hit one of the city’s bars, venues, or movie theaters hosting watch parties in honor of the 98th annual Academy Awards this Sunday,...
NYC’s first Art House Cinema Week will offer 5,000 free movie tickets and more perks
The NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME) and Art House New York (AHNY) announced the city’s first Art House Cinema Week New York. The week-long celebration of independent cinema runs from March 20-26 at nearly 30 independent local...
Full NJ Transit service to resume with new Portal North Bridge opening
The project in 2024. Photo courtesy of Amtrak Some good news for New Jersey Transit riders: Full service to and from New York City will resume Sunday as the agency finishes replacing the century-old Portal Bridge. Service has been cut by...
Rent Prices Are Down Nationwide—Here’s How Investors Can Protect Their Cash Flow in a “Renter-Friendly” Era
In This Article Even the most surly landlords would have to admit they’ve had it pretty good for quite a while when it comes to rent increases. As of January 2026, some areas have recorded a 40% increase in fair...
New Survey From Redfin Says Investors Are Turning Their Backs on Florida
In This Article Have Florida’s days in the real estate investment sun come to an end? That appears to be the takeaway from a new report from brokerage/listing site Redfin, which showed Florida as one of the few states where...
4 Things Landlords Are Responsible For When Renting to Tenants
In This Article This article is presented by Steadily. Most real estate investors can tell you their ROI down to two decimal places. They can walk you through their expense ratio and their five-year appreciation projection without blinking. But ask...
Historic ruling forces Bronx landlord to pay $2.1M, correct violations within a month
919 Prospect Avenue © 2024 Google A South Bronx landlord must pay $2.1 million and fix severe, long-standing violations within a month following a historic court judgment. On Thursday, Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the first-of-its-kind ruling against the owners of...
Congress Weighs Eliminations of Real Estate Tax Breaks For Large Investors—Will Small Investors Get Caught in the Crossfire?
In This Article Investors with a sizable portfolio of single-family homes have been getting it from all sides recently. A new bill is adding yet more fuel to the fire. Legislation targeting single-family investors comes from a coalition of Senate...
Foreclosure Auctions Surged in Q4 Last Year—These States Saw the Biggest Increases
In This Article Foreclosure markets tend to speak in stages. Early filings hint at pressure. Auction notices confirm momentum. And when Notices of Sale accelerate, it signals that distress is no longer theoretical—it’s moving rapidly toward resolution. According to ATTOM...
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