Does flipping real estate still rule with so many renters out there? Low interest rates, demand for rentals, and rising rents have seen millions of investors creating a stampede for income investment properties but could the competition be getting too...more >>

Why don’t banks always accept the highest bid on foreclosures and REOs? Some investors in some parts of the country have recently been complaining about bidding wars over REOs and other distressed properties, so why is it that the highest...more >>

Could it really take until 2026 for home prices to recover from foreclosures and return to their previous levels?more >>

Seniors are quickly becoming one of the hardest hit groups from the new rise in foreclosures, leaving many with a bleak outlook for the future...more >>

Real estate may be the only attractive investing option out there today but not all strategies are equally safe and profitable. This is especially true for those considering jumping on real estate stocks or investing in public real estate investment...more >>

You’d think that those interested in buying a home would be jumping on the chance to get seller financing, so why aren’t buyers responding to your ads offering it?more >>

Is a second home a smart investment or just needlessly taking on more debt? During the last housing boom many scooped up several second homes as investments and for enjoying weekends away at theme parks, by the beach or in...more >>

Southern California is quickly stealing the spotlight as the rising star of the new real estate recovery with all numbers headed in the right direction.more >>

Facebook recently announced a sizable new investment in California real estate. What is it, is it a good move and what other opportunities are evolving for real estate investors?more >>

Where are foreclosures increasing the most? You might be surprised! We’ve recently heard how well San Diego real estate is doing and how foreclosures have dropped in some of the worst hit states like California and Nevada. However, the new...more >>