Real Estate Marketing & Beyond

Indications of What’s to Come in the Residential Market

By Brian Kline | May 20, 2020

Featured News, Residential, US Real Estate

Wellness features becoming a key factor for home buyers

By Mike Wheatley | June 22, 2018

Developers are increasingly viewing wellness features as a big selling point for buyers. Wellness was first incorporated into commercial real estate in order

New Twists to the New Normal

By Brian Kline | May 13, 2018

The residential real estate market is once again entering new territory. The major factors are Millennials as the new economic driving force, low inventory for sale, and rising interest rates.

U.S. Residential Real Estate Today

By Brian Kline | April 20, 2018

Eight years later, people continue to persistently talk about the Great Recession and the residential real estate melt down. Hopefully this keen hindsight will help prevent a repeat.

Home prices

Residential, US Real Estate

Fast Start to the New Year for the Residential Market

By Brian Kline | January 13, 2018

For major market indicators almost everything is positive, low inventory is the only negative as the New Year gets started. The homebuyers’ pent-up demand returned after the

Mortgage, US Real Estate

Buying REO is different; learn the steps that make it a challenge

By Violeta-Loredana Pascal | December 16, 2017

People have been buying and selling REO, otherwise known as foreclosures, for decades. There used to be huge real estate courses specifically designed on how to make millions buying foreclosures

Real Estate Investing

Is It Time to Sell Residential Real Estate Investments?

By Brian Kline | May 18, 2017

Real estate investing goes through cycles. Real estate is not one big market. It’s made up of regional and local markets. Real estate isn’t like buying or selling milk and eggs. There is no stable supply and demand.

Home Buying, Mortgage

Drop in Home Inventory Slows High Demand

By Brian Kline | May 3, 2017

The spring residential market is showing what happens when inventory is low and buyer demand is high. Bidding wars become common, buyers shift down from dream homes to what they can afford, and buyers at least temporarily walk away from the market

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