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Weekly Market Observations - March 7,2024

Thursday, March 07

Here’s Our Weekly Market Observations : Existing home sales up 3.1% in January but down 1.7% YOYMedian home sales price up 5.1% YOY to $379,100Housing inventory inches up from to 3 months in JanuaryKey inflation metric for January came in as expectedAverage 30-year fixed mortgage rates up slightl...


Heads Up!

Monday, March 04

Last year, a group of real estate investors in an Airbnb for the Invested Agents Mastermind Summit to learn from some of the world's best entrepreneurs, including... Tony Robbins, Sara Blakely, Dean Graziosi, Don Miller, Jay Abraham, Keith Cunningham and so many more. This year's Mastermi...


Weekly Market Observations — February 29, 2024

Thursday, February 29

Here’s Our Weekly Market Observations : Fannie Mae announced it will no longer work with Riverside, Madison TitleEast coast rent growth forecasted to outpace US averageNAR’s insurance coverage liability runs dryAverage 30-year fixed mortgage rates up slightly to 6.90%


Weekly Market Observations - February 22, 2024

Thursday, February 22

Here’s Our Weekly Market Observations : Inflation rises more than expected in January with CPI increasing 0.3% from December and 3.1% YOY Retail sales declined more than expected in January, a 0.8% drop from December YardiMatrix predicts weak multifamily rent growth in 2024 due to new supply pre...


🔎 Real Estate Market Insights: Data & My Thoughts

Thursday, February 22

Below is an excerpt from last week's Invested Equity Passive Investor newsletter, where I shared some economic data and a few thoughts on the market. Economy The Fed remains committed to taming inflation down to 2%. They likely took it as a positive sign when the Core PCE 12-month average for De...


I Was Afraid Of This...

Tuesday, February 20

Fear is a mile wide and an inch deep. Despite flipping around 200 single-family houses, the mere thought of building one from the ground up scared me! Dealing with architects, engineers, city permitting & inspections, and contractors seemed more like a nightmare than an exciting real estate ...