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2025 will be a year of Non-QM player diversification

Housing Wire

Historically, life insurance companies shied away from investing in residential mortgages. But, thanks to the influence of private equity investors, cash-rich insurance companies are increasingly drawn to private debt assets that pay higher premiums due to their illiquidity.

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10 Best Real Estate Markets for Investors in 2025

Marco Santarelli

My recommendations are based on publicly available data, but you should always conduct your own thorough due diligence. Charlotte, North Carolina: Charlotte boasts a strong economy, driven by finance, healthcare, and technology. It's a good market for both residential and commercial investments.

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How to Invest in Real Estate: A 7-Step Beginner’s Guide

The Close

Do your due diligence on the property, and show up ready to bid. Visit Zillow Step 4: Evaluate Potential Properties Once you’ve spotted potential real estate investment properties, you must dig into the details before moving (aka due diligence). If you flip the property, you can pay them from the proceeds.

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HOA vs. CDD: Why You Need To Understand the Difference

Redfin

Essentially, an HOA is a private organization that maintains and manages a residential community. Unlike HOAs, CDDs are typically created to finance and manage the infrastructure of new communities. Think of CDDs as the financing and management engine that made your neighborhood possible.” Beckstrom, Esq.

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How to Buy Land in 8 Steps: A Guide for Investors

The Close

This article breaks down seven steps to help you learn how to buy land—covering everything from the pros and cons to financing and closing the sale. Carrying costs: Land has costs without revenue, like property taxes and debt service if financed. As part of your due diligence, here are some factors to explore when purchasing land.

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Finding the Perfect Multifamily Property

AAOA

Taking your time and doing your due diligence when considering a particular investment property will always be a crucial step. When buying a rental property, there are local price trends, zoning rules and vacancy rates to consider in addition to financing and renovation costs.

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How to Find & Buy for Sale by Owner (FSBO) Homes in 6 Steps

The Close

This process involves multiple stages, starting with identifying an FSBO listing to securing appropriate financing and completing the closing procedures. It’s also essential to verify all information provided by the homeowner with proper due diligence to ensure your investment decision is well-informed and data-backed.