Ready to dive into rental property investment? Our beginner’s guide covers everything from preparation and property searching to financing. Learn the essential steps to ensure your investment journey is successful and profitable.
How Current Tariffs Could Drive Up Future Home Prices—and What Buyers Should Do Now
Why Real Estate Investors Must Monitor the Bond Market
Real Estate Management in Boise: Key Services and Trends
The Best Time to Buy or Sell an Investment Property: A Comprehensive Guide
Unlocking Profitable Ventures: An Introductory Guide To Boise's Real Estate Scene
Thinking about investing in Boise’s real estate market? With strong population growth, a booming economy, and high rental demand, Boise is an attractive city for new and experienced investors alike. This guide walks you through the essential steps to get started, from financing options to property selection and long-term investment strategies.
Quantitative Easing: Past Uses and Future Implications
What happens when central banks print money to stimulate the economy? Quantitative easing (QE) has been a critical tool in financial crises, but its long-term effects remain debated. Learn how QE has shaped markets, why it matters to investors, and what the future holds as central banks shift policies.
Responsible Real Estate Investing for Any Economy
Responsible real estate investing isn’t just about buying property—it’s about making informed, strategic decisions that withstand market fluctuations. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just starting, implementing sustainability, risk management, and market intelligence can help you thrive in any economy. Learn key strategies to build a resilient, profitable investment portfolio.
Portfolio Loans for Investment Properties: How They Work
Single-Family vs. Multi-Family Homes: Which is the Best Real Estate Investment?
Single-family or multi-family? The decision between these two property types could shape your investment future. A single-family home offers stability, privacy, and appreciation, while a multi-family property generates stronger rental income and wealth-building opportunities. Which one aligns with your goals? Find out the pros, cons, and long-term benefits of each in our latest guide.
Unlocking Wealth: How to Use Home Equity to Purchase Investment Property
Rental Property Depreciation: The Good and The Bad!
Single-Family vs. Multi-Family: When to Upgrade Your Investment
Investment Property Tax Strategies for Boise Landlords
How Trump’s 2025 Policies Could Impact Real Estate Investing
As Donald Trump’s 2025 presidency unfolds, real estate investors face a landscape influenced by pro-business tax policies, deregulation, and infrastructure investments. Explore how these shifts may open new opportunities for property development and affordable housing while preparing for potential market volatility.
The Ripple Effects of Falling Consumer Credit on Investment Properties
Key Insights for Selling Your Property
Best Practices for Year-End Planning for Real Estate Investors
As the year winds down, real estate investors have a prime chance to optimize portfolios, refine tax strategies, and set the stage for long-term success. From thorough property evaluations to targeted financing options, these best practices ensure you’re ready to ring in the new year with a stronger, more profitable real estate portfolio.
2024 U.S. Housing Market Trends: Sales Decline and 2025 Outlook
In 2024, U.S. home sales hit their lowest levels since the mid-1990s, driven by high mortgage rates, limited inventory, and affordability challenges. While not a repeat of the 2008 housing crisis, these trends highlight unique economic pressures. Experts anticipate modest recovery in 2025, with projected home sales rising to 5.6 million and prices increasing by 2%.
Why the Bond Market Keeps Pushing Back on Interest Rate Cuts
The bond market continues to resist the idea of interest rate cuts despite easing inflation and economic slowdown signals. Factors such as the Federal Reserve’s commitment to inflation targeting, resilient economic data, and rising government debt contribute to high yields, delaying rate reductions. Dive into the dynamics shaping this financial phenomenon.