What the “21st Century Road to Housing Act” Could Mean for Real Estate Investors
Summary: The proposed 21st Century Road to Housing Act could significantly impact single-family real estate investors by restricting institutional buyers, defined as those owning 350+ homes, from purchasing additional properties on the open market. While the bill allows build-to-rent projects and major rehab acquisitions, it would require those properties to be sold after seven years. […]
The 2026 Flip Market: Opportunity in a Lower-Participation Cycle
Summary: With fewer competitors in the 2026 house flipping market, disciplined investors are finding stronger purchase spreads. As we move further into 2026, many investors remain focused on mortgage rates, recession forecasts, and home price trends. But the most meaningful shift in today’s flip market is participation. After two years of compressed margins and operational […]
Housing’s Regional Reversal Is a Supply Story
Summary: This blog explains how housing supply, not migration alone, is driving the regional shift in today’s real estate market. During the height of the pandemic housing boom, the story seemed straightforward. Homes in the Sunbelt were flying off the shelf. Domestic migration poured into Florida, Texas, and the Carolinas. Inventory disappeared almost overnight as […]
Why DSCR Loan Rates Can Be Lower Than Traditional Banks
Summary: DSCR loan rates vs bank rates have shifted as private credit expands. Here’s what investors should understand. For years, real estate investors assumed one thing was always true: banks offered the best rates. Today, that’s no longer the case. Many investors are surprised to learn that DSCR loan rates can compete with those of […]
