Looking for the right real estate investment loans in 2025? Our guide
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The Maine real estate market has been attracting the attention of real estate investors who are looking to leverage the state’s increasingly competitive rental market. As the 15th most expensive rent by state, Maine’s rental vacancy rate still hit a 10-year low at just 2.9% in 2023, which is nearly half of the 5.5% vacancy
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If you’re a real estate investor looking to take advantage of a tightening rental market, look no further than Kentucky. In 2019, Kentucky’s rental vacancy rate was 8.5%, but by 2023, it had dropped more than half to a whopping 3.5%. The steadily falling vacancy rates indicate a growing demand for rental properties in the
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The Kansas housing market is heating up, becoming increasingly more attractive for investors as home prices in the Sunflower State continue to rise. As of August 2024, home prices in Kansas were up 3.7% from last year, selling for a median price of $279,400. Along with consistently declining vacancy rates, it makes a great time
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If you’re a real estate investor looking to expand your portfolio in the Hawkeye State, a DSCR loan Iowa could be your key to unlocking new opportunities. With 19.3 million rental properties in the U.S. and a record 518,108 new apartment units set to hit the rental market in 2024, it’s a great time to
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Why the Federal Reserve Made a Rate Cut and What the 0.50% Rate Cut Means for Homebuyers and Homeowners? The time has come. Last week, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.50%, or 50 basis points, marking the first reduction since 2020 and twice as large as the quarter-point cut initially expected. Wednesday’s rate
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