- September 21, 2025
As Rhode Island’s “Taylor Swift Tax” on Vacation Homes Spreads, Here’s What Short-Term Rental Owners Need to Know
In This Article Short-term landlords might not be able to sh-sh-shake it off when it comes to the additional taxes they may be liable for.
Rising Unemployment Could Spill Into Real Estate
Dave:In the last few weeks, several reports have come out showing that the job market in the US is weak and it’s getting weaker and
Mortgage Fraud Surges 7.3% as One-Third of Investors Break Federal Law
In This Article The U.S. government has recently accused several prominent figures of mortgage fraud. A judge recently blocked President Donald Trump’s attempt to fire
Use Your Equity! (Rookie Reply)
Ashley:Today we’re answering your questions on how much time real estate investing really takes, how to tap into your property’s equity if it’s a rental,
Ray Dalio Issues Blunt Warning for Real Estate
Are current market conditions making real estate a risky investment? This episode of “On the Market” with Dave Meyer dives into the recent warnings from
Smart Locks Protect Access, But They Can Also Protect Your Money When Things Go South
In This Article You ran the numbers. You raised the rent. Not only that, but you upgraded the unit. But you forgot one thing: security.
Mortgage Rates Fall, New Tax Laws Coming
Is 2025 the perfect time to get into real estate investing? With falling mortgage rates, favorable tax laws, and shifting real estate markets across the
9 Legitimate Ways to Get a Lower Mortgage Rate Right Now
In This Article For the last three years, potential homebuyers and refinancers have been awaiting lower interest rates like a post-SAT teen hoping to hear
Why 62% of Americans Never Break into Millionaire Status
Is the “long fizzle” the housing market’s next chapter? With mortgage rates still high and interest rates keeping cash parked in T-bills, many buyers are
Property Taxes Banned? States Imagine a Tax-Free Future
Are property taxes actually illegal theft from homeowners? This episode dives deep into the growing chorus of Americans claiming property taxes violate constitutional property rights,
