Economics The Rise of the Secondary Market and Mid-Size Investors Look out, the local landlord may become the next mid-size mogul. Innovation in technology unleashes new potential for small-scale investors...
Financing Conventional Financing Rises and Cash Sales Highest in a Year for New Home Purchases More people are using cash or conventional loans to finance their new home purchase, according to an analysis by the National Association of...
Financing What Are You Worth? How to Put a Value on Your Company Tips for putting a value on your company if a merger or acquisition is in your future—and even if it’s not
New-Home Sales Non-Conventional Financing Backed More Than a Quarter of New Home Deals More than 25% of new homes were purchased last year with non-conventional financing. An analysis by the National Association of Home...
Financing Slow Payments Cost Contractors $64 Billion Annually Delayed payments are costing both general contractors and subcontractors tens of billions annually, according to a new study. The study was...
Financing Many Americans Haven’t Recovered from the Great Recession Although the Great Recession has been officially over for a decade, many Americans say they are financially worse off now. Proponents of...
Financing States That Are the Most and Least Tax Friendly: Kiplinger California is not the least tax-friendly state in the union. That distinction belongs to Illinois, according to Kiplinger’s list of the...
Financing House Flipper Financing Hits 13-Year High Though credit access is tighter compared with the no doc loans days that preceded the Great Recession, more investors are using mortgages to...
Financing Where Can Renters Become Homeowners Quicker? SmartAsset created a rent vs. buy calculator that determines the amount of time for which buying a home makes more sense than renting. ...
Financing Homeowners Are Sitting on Their Equity The average homeowner with a mortgage saw his or her home equity gain $4,900 in just a year, says CoreLogic. Borrower equity rose to an...
