In This Article This article is presented by RentRedi. There’s a big difference between working in and on your business. When you bought your first rental property, doing everything yourself probably felt right. You knew the tenants, collected rent, patched...
In This Article For the last few years, the narrative about the U.S. real estate market has been that homeowners are not moving. They are rate-locked and staying put. That is no longer the case. The latest numbers from a...
In This Article Foreclosure auctions rose while buyer demand and pricing cooled in Q3 2025. Below, we’ll take a look at six key charts and buyer quotes to get a sense of today’s foreclosure market, what’s going on at auction,...
We know you’ve been thinking about it. Dreaming about it. Talking to your spouse, friends, and family about it. Take our advice: don’t do it…yet.Obviously, we’re talking about the one thing every real estate investor is after: quitting your job....
Many rookies assume it’s easier to buy a rental property in their own market, but today’s guest proved you don’t need to by taking down his first deal in another area of the country, sight unseen. And good thing he...
A partially-installed protected bike lane along 31st Street in Astoria must be removed after a Queens judge ruled the city failed to follow proper procedures. In a ruling issued Friday, Judge Cheree Buggs ordered that the corridor be returned to...
In This Article Let’s be honest: You probably started your short-term rental journey to make more money. You wanted extra cash flow and maybe a path to financial freedom, not another stressful part-time job that barely breaks even. But is...
Dave:2026 is shaping up to be the start of what Redfin calls the Great Housing Reset, a long, slow period where affordability improves and the market normalizes not a quick flip or a recession. I’m Dave Meyer and today I’m...
Few New York City neighborhoods have changed as dramatically as Long Island City. In just two decades, the Queens neighborhood has gone from an industrial hub to a mini Midtown, with gleaming, glassy skyscrapers and thousands of new residents. Thanks...
In This Article Remember the good old days when kids read books instead of scrolling, and “likes” and “feed” were usually reserved for your favorite pets? Oh, yes, and there was that quaint old technique that real estate investors used...
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