When we think of investing in real estate, the first thing that often comes to mind is ownership of residential and commercial properties. However, there are more practical and accessible alternatives ...

Real estate investing presents plenty of opportunities to reap huge returns, even if you’re not a big-time investor. Depending on your investment goals, putting money into syndicated real estate ...

If you’re a commercial real estate investor, there’s constant pressure to identify the best quality opportunities before competitor investors strike. From deal sourcing and underwriting to due ...

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Invest Clearly, a company dedicated to bringing transparency and accountability to private real estate investing, today announced the launch of the Invest Clearly platform, the first verified investor ...

If you want to get started real estate investing, you NEED to watch this video! I asked @CoachChadCarson and ...

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David Lecko, founder of DealMachine, a leading proptech platform for wholesalers, highlights how investors can navigate shifts in interest rates, inflation pressures, and broader market volatility ...

Real estate—a broad asset class that includes both public and private investments as well as both equity and debt securities—is often touted as a good investment thanks to its potential to improve ...

Historically, the practice of tax-smart investing has been a powerful strategy for real estate investors. Very simply, tax-smart investing targets leveraging various investment strategies and vehicles ...

As we end 2025 and head into 2026, I anticipate that the U.S. real estate market will be shaped by several emerging trends.

Real estate investors are snapping up a bigger share of U.S. homes on the market as rising prices and stubbornly high borrowing costs freeze out many other would-be homebuyers. Nearly 27% of all homes ...