Are rising interest rates putting pressure on the housing market and national debt? Join Dave Meyer as he dives into the implications of the U.S. national debt on real estate investors and everyday Americans. With the debt now surpassing the nation’s GDP, real estate experts are concerned about how this could influence housing prices and […]
Interest Rates Could Snowball as US Debt Begins to “Spiral” Read More »
In This Article I get asked by real estate debt investors regularly, “Why do fix-and-flippers pay such high interest rates?” and “Why don’t they just go to a bank?” It’s no secret that hard money loans are expensive, so it can be confusing why a savvy investor would pay that much for the privilege of
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In This Article Not long ago, we appeared to be staring into the abyss of a recession. Goldman Sachs had put the odds of a global recession in 2025 at 60%, although it has now dropped that estimate to 35%. The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis concluded that GDP in Q1 2025 decreased 0.3%, although
In This Article Real estate investors are eschewing the tried-and-trusted strategy of buying and holding assets for the long term and jettisoning their rental properties to escape a softening market, according to a new report from Realtor.com. Data from Realtor.com’s Investor Report showed that about 11% of all homes sold in the U.S. last year
Investor-Owned Home Sales Reach Highest Levels in Decades Read More »
Struggling to tell a cash cow from a money pit? Is the thought of a critical misstep keeping you from deal analysis altogether? Not anymore! We’re going to show you exactly how to analyze a rental property from scratch. Whether you’re looking to buy your first rental property or sharpen your skills, you won’t want
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Best Lead Sources I have spent well over $2 million dollars in my career on leads. They are expensive, but ultimately they are an investment in yourself and your business. Some lead sources are better than others. Others convert higher than others while others may cost less. It’s about creating a strategy. Giving that strategy
Maybe you or a friend or family member is behind on their mortgage and are trying to figure out what it all means. Know it’s overwhelming. It’s confusing. And that help is available. So let’s answer the question about what the difference is between Pre-Foreclosure and Foreclosure. And as a bonus, let’s also talk about
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In This Article How do you buy a rental property in 2025 that actually performs—one that generates cash flow, mitigates market risk, and puts you on a sustainable path toward financial freedom? It’s a question I hear often, and it’s a fair one. The market today isn’t what it was in 2015, 2020, or even
Seven Steps to Buying a Rental Property in Today's Market Read More »
In This Article It’s a question a lot of people are asking right now—and honestly, it’s a fair one. Interest rates are still high, home prices haven’t come down the way many hoped, and trying to find a cash-flowing deal in today’s market feels like searching for a needle in a haystack. For both new
How to Keep Investing in Real Estate—Even When the Market Feels Stacked Against You Read More »
In this episode, we’re explaining exactly how to buy a rental property in 2025 as a real estate investing beginner. You don’t need to be a landlord already or have any investing experience to follow these steps; all you need is around 40 minutes and the desire to build wealth, find financial freedom, and start
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