Episode 103 | The Case for Buying Multifamily in 2025 and 2026
Episode Summary: In this episode of Real Investor Radio, Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier delve into the ongoing debate between single-family and multi-family real estate investments. They explore the historical context of these asset classes, the shifts in market dynamics, particularly in cap rates, and the current opportunities and risks in the multifamily market. The […]
Evolving Regulations: What LLC and Institutional Investors Should Know About Housing Ownership Limits
Summary: This blog explores emerging legislation across the U.S. that aims to cap the number of single-family homes LLCs and institutional investors can own, outlining key risks, legal challenges, and strategic considerations for real estate investors. Across the United States, lawmakers are increasingly turning their attention to LLCs and institutional investors in the housing market. […]
Episode 102 | Clear the Jam: Why 2025 Feels Like 2008 Again
Episode Summary: Craig and Jack discuss how the current real estate market mirrors the early stages of 2007–2011. Pulling from firsthand experience during the Great Recession, Jack explains why he believes we’re only in the early innings of a liquidity-tightening cycle — with 2024 resembling 2007 and 2025 resembling 2008. They break down investor psychology, […]
Mastering Cash Flow Management as a Real Estate Investor
Real estate investing isn’t just about owning assets; it’s about making those assets work for you. Cash flow isn’t a line item on a spreadsheet; it’s the heartbeat of your entire business. Even the most experienced investors can get thrown off rhythm. A contractor running behind schedule, an unexpected vacancy, or shifting interest rates can […]
Why Yesterday’s Comps Are Today’s Risk: The New Rules of Underwriting Going into 2026
The Market Has Shifted. Your Comps Should Too. Underwriting a deal with six-month-old comps today is like using a map from 2022. You’re already lost before you start. The market has shifted fast, and investors who don’t recalibrate are pricing into a version of reality that no longer exists. According to data from the August […]
Episode 101 | Real Estate Investment Strategies in Mobile Home Parks & Much More with Kevin Bupp
Episode Summary: In this episode of Real Investor Radio, Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier engage with Kevin Bupp, a seasoned real estate investor, discussing the current state of the multifamily market, investment strategies, and the importance of having a strong team. Kevin shares his journey in real estate, insights on mobile home park investments, and […]
How Full Financing Supports Fix & Flip Success
Scaling a real estate portfolio isn’t just about finding more deals; it’s about having the capital to fund them. For fix and flip investors, that’s where true growth begins. Instead of juggling acquisition costs, rehab budgets, and reserve capital across multiple lenders and appraisals, there’s a faster, smarter way to scale: full financing. At Dominion […]
How to Avoid Overleveraging in Today’s Real Estate Market
After years of rapid appreciation and easy capital, investors are now facing higher rates, tighter credit, and flatter property values. These conditions have exposed a common pitfall that repeats in every cycle: overleverage. Overleveraging (borrowing too aggressively relative to income or cash flow) can quickly turn a profitable portfolio into a liability when the market […]
Dominion Financial Shortlisted for Two National Awards at IMN’s 2025 SFR Industry Awards
November 6, 2025 — Baltimore, MD – Dominion Financial is honored to announce its nomination for two major awards at the 4th Annual SFR Industry Awards hosted by IMN: Fix & Flip / DSCR Lender of the Year and Best Marketing / Social Media Campaign. This marks the second consecutive year Dominion Financial has been […]
Not All Inventory Is Equal: 5 Tips for Investors Assessing “Housing Supply”
Every housing report talks about “inventory”, but for real estate investors, that word is dangerously broad. Not all inventory competes, performs, or profits the same way. When you look at all housing stock as one bucket, you miss what really drives opportunity and risk. Investors buy specific types of properties, and those move differently in […]
