Note Investing

(NH Union Leader) Randy Rickenbach does a walk-through with his general contractor.As we have seen over and over again, there is a dearth of housing inventory all across the nation.  While the reasons have many variations, the…

Out-of-state investing has been hot for sometime, long before the pandemic got its grip on our nation.  A recent article by HousingWire says high-cost and high-density urban is out and while suburban is back in vogue, rural is experiencing…

Yes, you read that headline correctly.  According to FOX News the Coronavirus pandemic has many Americans relocating out of crowded cities into more open places and some cities & states are actually paying people to move on in.…

Originally published by Realtor.com | December 2, 2020 Prices are expected to jump 5.7% next year as more properties hit the market Few will be reluctant to say goodbye to 2020. With vaccines rolling out, the days of the deadly…

Smaller Rental Property Owners Are Suffering, Government Needs to Act!Many are Facing 20-30% Delinquency Rates (Crestview Hills, KY)  The National Real Estate Investors Association says individual property owners, most of whom own…

National apartment listing site ABODO recently reported that the median nationwide rent price for one-bedroom units in November was $1,119 with two-bedroom units coming in at $1369. ABODO says if there is additional bad health or…

It is that time of the year (and oh, what a year it has been) for all the prognostications about what’s going to happen in the new year of 2021.  Realtor.com says that anyone who said 2020 was “a year of surprises is an extreme…

It’s the holiday season…and on that note, with Thanksgiving firmly behind us it’s time to think about Christmas!  This week’s infographic from the Home Depot asks us, “What’s your Christmas Tree personality?” – starting off with…

The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced they are extending their moratorium on foreclosures and evictions from single-family foreclosures and real estate owned (REO) through January 31, 2021.  The foreclosure moratorium…

The U.S. government is reporting that total construction spending in October was at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1,438.5 billion, which is 1.3% above than September’s revised estimate.  In addition, October’s figure was…