Effective content syndication can be summed up by the infamous phrase, “If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together.” If you’re looking to launch a blog or website, grow your audience, increase your domain authority, drive organic traffic or qualify for advertising networks, it might surprise you that the … Read more
Despite historic highs in American mortgage rates, real estate investing remains strong. According to a new study examining all industries within the S&P 500 Index, real estate investment still sees excellent returns, with an overall ranking of sixth best. Recent data released by the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, or Freddie Mac, reveals that an … Read more
When everything in the world gets more expensive, cutting back expenses becomes less and less feasible for Americans. According to a new study, workers across the country are instead turning their minds to increasing their income. How they are looking to do it: by investing in real estate. And residents of Wisconsin are among the … Read more
New York and San Francisco are cities known for their abundant job markets and large metropolitan populations. Add to this list of designations the country’s two most challenging housing markets. In the current economic climate, additional financial pressure on housing pushes some working Americans out of the cities, regardless of their employment status. A recent … Read more
We all know the story. The pandemic hit the world, leading to lower mortgage rates and a greater desire for people to have their own space. As a result, we all rushed to buy properties, causing one of the tightest property markets of recent years. But fast forward to more than two years later, and … Read more
We all know the story. The pandemic hit the world, leading to lower mortgage rates and a greater desire for people to have their own space. As a result, we all rushed to buy properties, causing one of the tightest property markets of recent years. But fast forward to more than two years later, and … Read more
Perhaps it’s hope or greed, but no one likes to consider the possibility they’re buying just before a housing market crash. Compared to other asset types, over the last fifty years, its unsual to see bubble in the housing market which is immediately followed by a crash; The last obvious example was the Credit Crisis. … Read more
With the end of the year drawing into focus, homeowners will reflect on a year that has seen a return to inflation, a higher cost of living, and fears of a recession. They may be relieved to put the economic uncertainty behind them and look forward. However, are the macroeconomic difficulties faced by the US … Read more
The winds have turned on the US housing market. After months of weathering unimaginably high prices and endless bidding wars, weary buyers may find reprieve in the incremental price decline. However, experts are warning buyers to beware: lower prices may not mean an easier ride. House hunters should take heed of the current market, and … Read more
The October Consumer Price Index (CPI) revealed inflation increases eased to 7.7% from the September reading of 8.2%, but issues like supply chain and unemployment levels could keep Americans from seeing prices return to normal anytime soon. As much as this appears to indicate an incremental cooling of inflation, experts are predicting prices to remain … Read more
One downside to building a portfolio of condos and houses is that when it comes to selling, the process isn’t exactly quick. Plus, there are significant costs involved so if you need money quickly, tieing it up in property probably isn’t the right option. This post by Jeff Anzalone explains how investing in real estate … Read more
If, like me, you’re building a real estate business, dealing with real estate agents come as part of the territory. Unfortunately, most of the ones I’ve dealt with have been pretty poor. This makes the good agents stand-out even more.This post, written by Ben Mizes explains the costs of using an agent. If you are … Read more
The Number of Americans seeking safety for their savings hits 2008 Financial Crisis levels, according to a new study. Across the US, searches in October 2022 for safe places to earn income (using the terms “CD rates” and “best savings rate”) reached levels not seen since the peak of the Financial Crisis in October 2008. … Read more
According to Consumer Affairs, 78 percent of Americans believe there will be a housing market crash by the end of the year, while 50 percent expect it to happen next year. While that bodes poorly for homeowners wanting to sell, many Americans, particularly Gen Z, see it as an open door to finally afford their … Read more
This article tackling reasons to fear the pain of housing market prices was originally published by Tim Thomas. We were given permission to republish it here. A housing bubble is when housing prices are unusually high, spurred by high demand and low supply, investor speculation, and irrational spending. Several reasons contribute to these bubbles, including … Read more
This post by Andrew Herrig addresses some wrong retirement advice that some people believe. It was originally published on Wealthy Nickel and we have been given permission to republish it. Planning for retirement today is a lot different than it was thirty years ago. Pensions are a thing of the past, the longevity of social … Read more
This informative post by Andrew Herrig is about the retirement mistakes you must avoid. Wealthy Nickel has granted us permission to republish it here. Retirement mistakes abound, whether due to bad advice, improper planning, or just misconceptions about what retirement truly is for. Here are some of the biggest retirement mistakes that people are making, … Read more
Career Step Up originally published this helpful post on wise tips for saving money this fall. We received permission to republish it here. Fall is when most of us are thinking about things like getting the kids back in school and planning Halloween costumes. However, it’s also the precursor to the holiday season, when expenses … Read more
Tim Thomas / Timothy Thomas Limited originally published this article on Soulja Boy’s net worth. They gave us permission to republish it here. Quick Summary Net worth: $30 million Full name: DeAndre Cortez Way Date of birth: 28/07/1990 Gender: Male Height: 1.75 m (5 ft 8 in) Career: Record Producer, Entrepreneur, Rapper, and Actor Born: Illinois, United … Read more
