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Lumber prices are on the rise again. The U.S. Department of Commerce has announced plans to nearly triple tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber, and that

Use Bridge Loans to Navigate Low Inventory Home delistings surged in June as more sellers chose to sit on the sidelines rather than settle for

As market uncertainty continues to shake up the real estate sector, multifamily property investors are adjusting their approach – not by retreating, but by being

The recent uptick in multifamily construction may seem like a promising signal for real estate investors, but it also masks growing headwinds in the single-family

The Fed Isn’t Cutting Yet – Here’s Why That Matters June’s inflation report may have just shut the door on a much-anticipated July rate cut

The South Is Growing – But Not All Growth Brings ROI With the South now officially the most populous region in the U.S., rental property

Alternative Lending Is Mainstream Now – Here’s How to Use It As more borrowers operate outside traditional financial boxes, Non-QM lending is stepping in with

Need Speed and Flexibility? Hard Money Financing May Be the Key to Securing Your Next NNN Property Triple-net lease (NNN) investments offer a low-maintenance path

A Recovery Worth Acting On Senior housing is nearing full recovery. With occupancy reaching 85.1% in Q2 2024, demand for assisted living and long-term care

In a significant policy shift, the HUD has proposed a flat 25-basis point mortgage insurance premium (MIP) for all qualifying FHA-insured multifamily loans. This would

The Market Is Moving – Are You Ready? The market is waking up. Pending home sales rose by 0.8% in May, marking the first monthly

Why Rental Investors Should Care About Small Market Shifts The recent 0.2% uptick in existing home sales may not make headlines, but it signals something

Single-Family Rentals Are Evolving – And So Should Your Financing Strategy Single-family rentals remain one of the most accessible and scalable paths to long-term real

Not every borrower fits into a traditional lending box. From self-employed professionals with fluctuating income to foreign nationals with no U.S. credit history, many clients