In This Article This is not a forecast or a prediction. It’s policy. The short-term rental (STR) markets will absolutely boom in 2026 and 2027! Why the momentum shift? The One Big Beautiful Bill Act was passed in July. Tax...
Someone drove a car into Henry’s house. Yes, through his rental property. For 99% of people reading this, that would put them in the hospital from stress. But Henry didn’t even need to lift a finger when this happened to him...
Many rookies think they need more money, experience, or even “perfect timing,” but waiting for these things could just be holding you back from building wealth with real estate. If you’re on the fence about investing, or if you need...
Other than the $1 slice of pizza, a bagel with lox, or a street cart hot dog, is there any food more synonymous with New York City than a pastrami sandwich on rye bread? The classic deli staple has been...
In This Article If you want more Airbnb bookings without spending money on ads (and without dancing in front of your property on TikTok), this is for you. I’ve grown to more than 100,000 followers across multiple platforms, helped several...
Dave:2025 is winding down and so much has changed, but somewhat frustratingly, some things have not changed at all. I’m Dave Meyer, and today I am joined by Brian Burke to wrap up the year, cut through the headlines and...
With its 585 acres of woodlands, waterways, and meadows, Prospect Park is a serene escape in the heart of Brooklyn. Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux in the 1860s, the public park is one of Brooklyn’s most beautiful...
In This Article This article is presented by Rent To Retirement. Let’s look ahead to 2026. Mortgage rates are still making investors wince, even though they have fallen throughout the year. TikTok is still promising “financial freedom in 90 days.”...
In This Article The real estate market has flipped from where we’ve been in recent years, and there is loads of data to show it. Rent To Retirement’s research team has evaluated hundreds of deals, looking specifically at rent-to-price ratios,...
Ben Chester had no money. In fact, it was worse—he had $120,000 in debt. He was sleeping at work and renting out his own rented apartment just to survive in America’s most expensive market—New York City.Now, six years later, he...
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