Tellus Review: Real Estate That Pays Like A High Yield Savings Account
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The Condo Conundrum: Buying vs. Renting – A Guide to Making the Right Choice
Should you buy or rent a condo? Our guide explores the pros and cons, financial considerations, and factors to consider in any city
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Keeping Current Matters hires George Ratiu as chief economist
Keeping Current Matters (KCM) has hired George Ratiu, formerly the manager of economic research at Realtor.com, as chief economist.
How to Invest $200,000 and Generate a Solid Return
When at the point of wondering how to invest $200,000, that’s definitely a good sign. After all, having this amount to invest means youâre on the fast path to building long-term wealth. This is especially true if you can invest $200,000 and leave it alone for a decade or two, giving compound interest plenty of […]
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1069: How to Run a Rockstar Real Estate Team With Christina Leavenworth
Christina Leavenworth sold 65 homes her first year in real estate; she talked about that with Pat Hiban her first time on the show. Today, sheâs back to discuss how sheâs scaled since then by building her own team. Listen and learn what it takes to build a rockstar real estate team, where to get quality leads, and how to set the right expectations with new hires.
Lower interest rates fuel California home sales to a five-month high
In a positive sign for the California real estate market, home sales in the state rose to an annualized rate of over 250,000 for the third consecutive month in February, thanks to more favorable interest rates. The California Association of Realtors (CAR) reported that closed escrow sales of existing, single-family detached homes in the state … [Read more…]
Bull Markets, Explained
A bull market occurs when a broad market index rises at least 20% over two months or more. Bull markets signal higher levels of investor confidence and optimism about the future of the market. They are generally a sign of a strong, healthy economy. The opposite scenario, in which stock prices fall by 20% over […]
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Newly built homes too pricey for most Americans: report
While the current housing market is considered more favorable to buyers than sellers by some mortgage industry leaders, plenty of obstacles remain for aspiring homeowners, especially those looking to buy new properties. Only 35.9 million out of a total of 132.5 million households are currently able to afford a newly built home based on 2022’s … [Read more…]
Guide to Speculative Investments
A speculative investment is when an investor hopes to profit from a rapid change in the value of an asset, often one thatâs considered non-productive. Many speculative investments are short-term, and they can be made in markets such as foreign currencies, collectives, fine art, and margin trading of stocks. Typically, speculative investments are high-risk positions […]
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Home Sellers Still Have the Upper Hand in These 10 Markets
Housing prices may be cooling in many parts of the nation, but not in these places.