Real Estate News and Auction

Mortgage credit in August was the tightest in more than six years as forbearances and a weak economy prompted lenders to tighten standards, MBA said.

In today's episode we open up the phone lines again to field your real estate investing questions... and for an added twist.

• With remote learning sweeping the nation this academic year, organized spaces with enough room for kids to learn effectively are high on buyer wish lists.
• If you’re trying to make room for your family’s growing needs, multi-purpose rooms and dedicated workspaces may be features to consider in your next home.

It's one of the worst phone calls you can get as a real estate operator: A large investor in an upcoming project can no longer participate. Here's how to save the day.

Hi, everyone. Today’s Zebra Report is on location. I am on-site today at a residential development property troubleshooting some easement inspection work. Oh, how fun is that? I want to talk a little about easements today because I have received a lot of calls recently pertaining to delaye

A surge in the share of mortgages 90 days or more overdue in June is a signal the U.S. could be heading toward a foreclosure crisis, according to CoreLogic.

When you've been in real estate long enough, you can spot an abandoned house from a mile away. But how do you find the owner or seller?

Home prices continued to rise—new listings increased slightly, but gains were dwarfed by rise in pending sales.

  Wouldn't it be great if we could travel back in time and give ourselves advice based on the information we know today? Just imagine how much faster you'd be able to focus on what works and stop struggling on the paths that lead nowhere. In this episode, Jaren and I are talking about the things we wished we had known back when we started our land businesses. Everything from the value of experience to the importance of time management, and a whole lot in between. Unfortunately, we don't have a time machine, but the next best thing we can

In light of the developing COVID-19 situation affecting the industry, we want to give readers more timely weekly updates. Here’s what the housing market looked like last week.

Confused when it comes to cap rates? You're not alone. But understanding this calculation is key for real estate investors. Here's why.

Arizona had the highest rate of “housing loss” in the nation, according to a study, and that was could be a “tsunami of evictions."

The average U.S. rates for a 30-year and a 15-year mortgage fell to all-time lows this week, Freddie Mac said in a report on Thursday.

As more and more tenants struggle, will the CDC ban on foreclosures and evictions worsen the potential real estate downturn or will it help?

Upbeat reports on new jobs & unemployment, another nationwide eviction moratorium & a pandemic-inspired boom in the purchase of second homes.

Jeff brings us incredible tips on building strong relationships with contractors - from inquiry to project close.

Should you use a primer before painting? Here are 5 benefits of applying primer first for your next home improvement DIY paint project.

U.S. lenders issued a staggering $1.1 trillion in home loans between April and June, marking the biggest quarter in at least two decades.