A new 50 year mortgage could open doors for buyers but also raise prices and increase long term risk.
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For years, medical professionals have followed the “safe” financial advice—build a practice, serve patients, and diligently contribute to a retirement account. But lately, many are becoming frustrated as their portfolios limp along in today’s market. Even though they’ve been doing everything traditional financial experts said they needed to do, their portfolios still aren’t growing as
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Let’s be honest—if you’ve been feeling whiplash from the stock market lately, you’re not alone. One minute it’s climbing, the next it’s tanking, and even when things look stable, there’s always another headline or political move that sends it swinging again. For those of us trying to build long-term wealth or secure a decent retirement,
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People at every income level are hurting in today’s economy. Prices are up, wages are still stagnant, and interest rates are higher than they’ve been in years. Not to mention a weak stock market and increasing layoffs. In other words, we’re facing bleak economic conditions. In the first quarter of 2025, U.S. foreclosure activity saw
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In today’s dynamic real estate market, creative financing strategies have become essential tools for investors and homeowners alike. With record high prices, skyrocketing interest rates, and more rigid underwriting requirements, all being driven by a weakening economy, “Subject To” is becoming more popular again. This approach allows buyers to acquire properties by taking over existing
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Success in Today’s Real Estate Market Requires a More Creative Approach to Finance Whether you’re an agent, investor, or just an average homebuyer, the real estate market you’re operating in today is vastly different from just as recent as last year. What worked then, often, won’t work today due to several factors. That means that
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My own journey in real estate has been an interesting one for sure, with several missteps, partners I should have avoided, and deals that went wrong before I finally met the right people, became better educated, and really got things dialed in. My first deal was a nightmare where everything that could go wrong did,
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