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How AI is Helping Real Estate Investors Find More Deals

Unlocking High-Profit Opportunities with LeadPipes AI In today’s hyper-competitive real estate investing world, finding motivated sellers before the competition does is the name of the game. That’s where LeadPipes AI, developed by Realeflow, is changing the playing field—by putting artificial intelligence directly in the hands of real estate investors. Whether you’re just getting started or […]

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Investor Special – Open House Sat 12 @ 1 pm

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Investor open house this Saturday June 14 @ 1 PM Download flyer here Experience peaceful living and incredible natural beauty in this brand-new 2-story contemporary home, perfectly situated on 6.11 private acres with a scenic brookside view. Walking distance to Melendy Pond 🏡 Home Features: 💧 Infrastructure & Utilities:

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Zumper Releases May 2025 National Rent Report

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The May 2025 edition of Zumper’s National Rent Report shows the latest trends in rental prices across the country. The report indicates a slight increase in rental prices compared to the previous month, with the national median rent for a one-bedroom apartment now standing at $1,500 and the median rent for a two-bedroom apartment at

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Ep. 50 Celebrating our 50th Episode by Introducing the Rent Perfect Team

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We would never have gotten past episode one if it weren’t for our amazing team of investigators. Rent Perfect President David Pickron sits down with members of the team and learns why we love our clients and why our clients love the team we work with everyday.

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Ep. 83 Being Quiet Helps You Avoid This Major Mistake

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When it comes to what you say regarding pretty much anything to your tenant, a good rule of thumb is to not share any more than is necessary. Raising rent? You don’t owe the tenant an explanation. Changing a policy? Again, you don’t owe them anything other than proper notice. Listen as David shares a

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Construction spending in the United States experienced a slight decrease.

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U.S. Construction Spending Report The U.S. government is reporting that total construction spending in April, 2025 was at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $2,152.4 billion, down 0.4% from March’s revised number. In addition, April’s estimate is .5% lower than one year ago. Residential construction came in at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $892.8

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The population of the United States experiences growth in all regions.

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Recent Growth Trends in U.S. Cities Recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau says cities of all sizes grew on average from 2023 to 2024 with Southern & Western cities experiencing accelerated growth. Across the country, cities with populations fewer than 5k grew by 0.3% on average, compared with average growth rates of 1% for

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ATTOM Reports Home Vacancy Rate Remains Unchanged

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ATTOM Data’s Q2 2025 Vacant Property and Zombie Foreclosure Report According to ATTOM Data’s Q2 2025 Vacant Property and Zombie Foreclosure Report, there were nearly 1.4 million residential properties (1,382,480) in the U.S. sitting vacant in Q2, 2025. That figure represents 1.3% of all homes across the nation – roughly the same as Q1. ATTOM

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Investor demand for condos hits a decade low

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Investor Purchases of Condos Decline, Redfin Reports A recent report from Redin reveals that investor purchases of condos have dropped by 3% year over year, marking the lowest level in a decade. This decline is primarily attributed to investors pulling back from the Florida market. The slowing condo market has raised concerns among buyers about

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It’s time to ride the real estate investing roller coaster today.

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Understanding the Roller Coaster of Real Estate By M. Jane Garvey Headlines in the real estate market can be like a roller coaster ride, with fluctuations in rents, prices, and showings. These headlines can create confusion and misinform individuals about the current state of the market. As an investor, it’s important to look beyond the

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