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Fannie Mae announced new ADU financing rules. Most investors missed it. The ones who didn’t? Already running numbers on properties they own. The change: Fannie Mae now purchases loans for two-to-three unit homes that include ADUs. Total allowed: four units per property. Single-family can now add three ADUs. Duplex can add two ADUs. Triplex can add one ADU. What changed? Everything. Before this, most investors hit financing walls trying to add ADUs. Conventional loans didn’t cover multiple units. Renovation budgets got capped. Income couldn’t be counted toward qualification. Not anymore. Who This Benefits (And Who It Doesn’t) Winners: Investors with... Read more
By Nate Bernstein, Managing Attorney of LA Real Estate Law Group and Moriah Foreman, summer legal intern at LARELG. What Is Chun v. Del Cid and Why It Matters for Los...
Multi-family real estate provides stronger tax shelters than single-family properties through advanced depreciation schedules and cost segregation feasibility....
Today, well over half of U.S. households—between 66% and 75%—own a pet. Let’s break that down in the context of rental housing. With approximately 44.5 million...
That extra bedroom in your home was once meant for guests, but for most of the year it sits empty. While it may seem convenient to have a spare room, paying for unused...
The American Dream is changing. In a world where flexibility beats fixation, the wealthy aren’t chasing full ownership — they’re chasing smarter exposure. Key Takeaways The savviest investors don’t trap themselves in one property, one market or one mortgage. They diversify and spread risk across many assets. Fractional ownership is emerging as the new blueprint for real estate wealth. Traditional ownership exposes you to illiquidity, concentration, debt dependency and operational drag. Through fractional ownership platforms, you can own slices of multiple properties and gain rental income, appreciation and tax benefits without the challenges that come with being a... Read more
Real estate investors scouring affordable metros in search of bargains they can rent out at a healthy profit margin are reshaping those markets—and small-scale...
When listing a rental property, landlords often face a crucial decision: should the home be rented furnished or unfurnished? Each option offers its own set of...
Landlords have a range of options for renting out their properties, from long-term leases spanning months or years to short-term rentals lasting just days or...
Aging apartment buildings may not grab headlines like shiny new developments, but for multifamily investors, they’re often the real hidden goldmine. Across the U.S.,...
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