In This Article People love to lament that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. There is, of course, some truth there, but not just because “the system is rigged.” For plenty of practical and mindset reasons, savings...
After 1.5 years of hosting the BiggerPockets Real Estate podcast, Dave is making a change…a big one. Today, we’re announcing the new co-host of the podcast—someone we think you’ll be pleasantly surprised by…This investor went from having only $1,000 in...
Photos courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens After a short stint in Brooklyn, Amy Schumer is back on the Upper West Side. The comedian and actress recently sold her Brooklyn Heights townhouse for $11 million, with plans to move back to...
In This Article https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmybkN7mFME Foreclosure markets move in stages. First come early filings. Then come the auctions. And when auction volume rises, it signals one thing clearly: Distress is maturing, and opportunities for investors may be expanding. November’s foreclosure data...
Dave:2026 is finally here. I hope you all had great holiday and New Year’s. With the New Year upon us, this is a great time to start looking forward into 2026, talk about our goals and our New Year’s resolutions....
By nearly every measure, congestion pricing is working. In the first year of the program, 27 million fewer vehicles entered Manhattan south of 60th Street, resulting in an 11 percent reduction in traffic. The program, which began on January 5,...
In This Article This article is presented by NREIG. Winter has a way of exposing every weakness in a rental property. The first deep freeze can turn a hairline pipe crack into a flooded basement. One unshoveled walkway can become...
In This Article https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmybkN7mFME When a property reaches the REO stage—Real Estate Owned—it signals the final step of the foreclosure cycle. The homeowner is out, the auction has been completed (often unsuccessfully), and the lender now holds title. For investors,...
In This Article This article is presented by LegalZoom. A frequently asked question in online real estate investing threads is, “Should I form an LLC for my rental property?” It may seem like setting up an LLC is one more...
In This Article This article is presented by Steadily. If you’re like most landlords, you probably assume that once you pick a policy and pay your premium, you’re covered. Simple, right? Unfortunately, that assumption is exactly how landlords end up...
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