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Investors Embracing Expansion of Real Estate Portfolios 

Appraisal Buzz

According to study data published by RentRedi , most American real estate investors intend to increase their portfolios and make large investments in renovating their existing properties in 2025, exhibiting a strong growth mindset. RentRedi landlords intend to purchase real estate in 2025. The only group in the Western U.S.

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Home Investors Pull Back as Rates and Prices Remain High

Appraisal Buzz

Stubbornly elevated mortgage rates and home prices are discouraging investor activity in the U.S. According to a new report from CoreLogic , while investor activity rose slightly between the second and third quarters of 2024, their market share remains below last years level25% compared to 28% in 2023. housing market.

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Real estate investors say they’ll expand portfolios, make home improvements in 2025

Housing Wire

real estate investors are planning to grow their portfolios and invest significantly in property improvements in 2025, according to a new survey from property management software provider RentRedi. landlords plan to acquire new properties this year. landlords plan to acquire new properties this year. A majority of U.S.

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Wall Street investors are the new breed of single-family landlords

Housing Wire

Purchases of single-family rental properties by investors are on the rise in Sunbelt cities like Phoenix; Austin, Texas; Las Vegas; Tampa; and Charlotte, among others, according to research by John Burns Real Estate Consulting. The post Wall Street investors are the new breed of single-family landlords appeared first on HousingWire.

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The impact of COVID-19 on small landlords: How to lower the risks

Housing Wire

That means that small landlords – the mom-and-pop investors who own single-family homes for rent or perhaps a small apartment building – are not reflected in NMHC’s statistics. But it’s these landlords that are the most vulnerable to the economic impacts of COVID-19. Why smaller landlords are at risk. Already a member?

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A new source of affordable housing inventory: Private seller auctions

Housing Wire

He bought it from an outside landlord who didnt have the local market knowledge or presence needed for property management. That would not be for the out-of-town investor, said Richards, who purchased the properties via Auction.com s new SmartSale program. Additionally, three of them are on the same street.

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LoanSnap troubles continue as California revokes its lender license

Housing Wire

The company was evicted in May from its office in Southern California, with the landlord seeking unpaid rent of more than $530,000. A consent order signed by a Connecticut banking commissioner said that LoanSnap failed to notify the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (NMLS) that its main address had changed.

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