Improving capital availability, easing inventory constraints, and structural cost advantages are setting the stage for a ...

Fix and flip investing is often best suited for distressed properties that require renovation to unlock value. This overview ...

One of the most common residential real estate investor projects is rehabbing an existing property. Banks often shy away from financing properties needing major repairs, and the lengthy approval ...

Evaluating a foreclosure purchase requires careful analysis of costs, repairs, and potential returns. This video follows a ...

The fix-and-flip market is showing signs of weakening, according to a Q2 2025 Fix-and-Flip market survey from Kiavi and John Burns Research & Consulting, released on August 7. The Burns and Kiavi Fix ...

House flipping represents one of the most exciting real estate investing strategies. The idea of buying a worn-out old home and transforming it into a sought-after property can be thrilling. You can ...

A specialized type of real estate asset is going mainstream after a new financial product bundling together hundreds of loans won institutional backing for the first time this year. Residential ...

The Investor's Edge reports first-time investors favor hard money loans for quick financing in a cooling market, as these loans close faster and focus on property value.

Fix-and-flip investors face shrinking returns as profit margins dropped to 28.7% in the third quarter, down from 31.2% in Q2. This marks a sharp decline from peak returns above 50% in 2016, according ...

During the pandemic housing boom, home flipping surged as soaring home prices and ultralow-interest rates attracted more flippers, especially newcomers, to the market. However, as the market shifted ...