Protected: Investigating the seller’s market during all these negative news – wow!

The Dow is surging, and that’s supposed to be awful news for the housing market which is completely disconnected from the real economy. In addition, the U.S. stock market appears to be diverging from the housing sector as well. After the release of the ( obviously slightly manipulated ) better job report a few days

The snowbirds are coming back and they often don’t like how their property looks. They thought they’d paid a management company to take care of their property, but it looks like hell.  Did it happen to you too – or not YET???? Chances are, it might happen to you as well. I heard the excuse

A crash in the housing market seemed inevitable during the early weeks of the COVID-19 recession. However, that bust didn’t come to fruition, in fact, the opposite happened: A combination of government support, recession-induced low-interest rates, and eager homebuyers set off a housing boom. Since the onset of the crisis, median home prices are up roughly

Americans find it difficult to understand European investors when problems such as non-payment of rent and, in bad cases, even nomadic tenancy arise. We actually almost don’t know such a thing in the USA. We will show you where the differences lie: In general, it should be noted that the rights for rentals in the

Since my last blog only a few weeks ago, not much has changed. Prices are not dropping in a concerning way ( yet ). Here and there we see people lowering their asking process, but this has always happened. People under duress don’t have many choices to attract more buyers than lowering the asking price.

Florida… Sunshine State. According to different weather websites Florida has about 260 days of sunshine per year. You would think the “Sunshine State” therefore is the leader when it comes to Solar energy. Well: think again because we aren’t. We are the taillight. The short version is that it’s probably never going to happen. For