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Spring home sales may be in a funk, but there are still plenty of cities where homes are selling fast. Spring is typically the most active season in real estate,… more

While mortgage delinquency rates continue to decline around the U.S., there are still a handful of counties seeing relatively high rates of foreclosure starts. For the first quarter of 2019,… more

National rankings continue to love the Lone Star State’s capital city. For three years running, Austin, Texas, topped U.S. News & World Report’s annual “Best Places to Live in the… more

As the cost of sustainably powering homes continues to decrease around the U.S., more landlords and homeowners are exploring the value of installing solar panels. In addition to curbing emissions,… more

Real estate investors are fixing and flipping more homes in hopes of quickly turning a profit, according to a recent report. The rate of home flipping has increased on a… more

In their efforts to save money, some homeowners end up making far more costly DIY mistakes as they try to revamp their properties, a recent report found. In a survey… more

Real estate investors that aren’t preparing their properties for climate change and increasingly extreme weather may face steep costs, according to a recent report from the Urban Land Institute. In… more

The burgeoning peer-to-peer lending platform PeerStreet has unveiled product updates that enable investments of only $100. The company recently announced it’s lowered the minimum investment to $100 for “small balance… more

Now a top private lender to residential real estate investors across the U.S., CoreVest recently surpassed a whopping $5 billion in closed loans. CoreVest has significantly expanded its loan offerings… more

Landlords in Indiana have an extra reason to smile this Spring. Indiana lawmakers forcefully rejected a measure that would increase the maximum registration fee municipalities can charge rental property owners… more