
The “Covid-19” real estate performance numbers are officially in and guess what? It had another record-breaking summer. In July, the median home sales price hit a ten-year high, posting a 13% increase from last year.
What does it mean for you? It means that if you bought a property for $200K in summer 2019, by now you would have been at least $26K richer. Just think of it – you would have earned $26K by doing virtually nothing.
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Welcome to part two of our look at the Multiple Listing Service (MLS). As mentioned in the
The dust might be settling on the explosive emergence of Donald Trump as the 45th President, but many questions remain. “What does his presidency mean for the country?” and “What does it mean for me and my family?” Trump made many promises during his campaign and only time will tell how many of them he will keep. However, one question that is near and dear to every local real estate investor is how Trump’s new administration will affect the
Okay folks, it’s time for a checkup from the neck up as we begin a new year on the path to your
Gentrification might be a controversial and politically wrought term, but for real estate investors it spells an opportunity of a life time. Gentrification remains rare nationally, but we apparently live in its epicenter. In 2015 there was only one city in the whole US that was gentrifying faster than Washington, DC: Portland, OR. As one of the top hard money lenders serving Washington DC, we’ve seen our clients earn significant profits turning dilapidated properties into swanky homes for the upwardly mobile. Are you considering DC as your next investment project? Here are some data, resources and advice to get you started.
