Credit: The New York Public Library These are the books New Yorkers couldn’t get enough of in 2025. The city’s three public library systems—the New York Public Library, Brooklyn Public Library, and Queens Public Library—have released their annual lists of...
In This Article This article is presented by Baselane. Tax season is upon investors, and with it, a lot of missed opportunities to reduce your tax burden. The average real estate investor leaves $8,200+ in deductions on the table every...
In This Article This article is presented by Lennar Investor Marketplace. Once upon a spreadsheet, new construction homes were the fancy properties: shiny, flawless, and out of reach for the budget-conscious investor. But what most investors don’t know is that...
Dave:The end of 2025 is here, which means it’s time to look back and reflect a little bit on what worked this year and what tactics that we enjoy that we’re going to carry into our strategies for 2026, and...
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is selling over 300,000 square feet of landmarked air rights in Lower Manhattan. As first reported by The Real Deal, the MTA issued a request for proposals (RFP) on Friday seeking a buyer for up to...
In This Article The hype on tiny homes has been anything but small. But how practical is it for investors to scale a portfolio of cash-flowing micro-dwellings into an oversized income? Loudoun County, Virginia, could give landlords a chance to...
In This Article When I bought my first property, hosting felt simple. Guests booked far in advance, competition was manageable, regulatory scrutiny hadn’t hit full stride yet, and if you furnished your place decently, you could almost count on it...
In This Article This article is presented by Express Capital Financing. If you spend enough time around real estate investors, you start to notice there are two types of people entering 2026. The first group is still whispering to itself...
Within three years, this high school teacher bought eight rental units, giving him an extra $1,600/month in pure cash flow and helping him pay for his child’s future. Through a combination of affordable markets, “reverse BRRRRs,” and beginner-friendly renovations, Ben...
Think you need a big bank account to invest in real estate? You don’t! There are several ways to either buy a rental property with low money down or turn an existing property into a rental with even less money...
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