March 2025 Housing Market Update: Are Price Declines Coming?

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Paycheck to Paycheck in His 40s, Millionaire in His 50s with “Boring” Rentals

At age 47, Neil Whitney and his wife were living paycheck to paycheck—one bad day away from losing everything. Now, less than ten years later, he’s financially free with $8,000/month in passive income from rentals. Neil started with almost no money, promising his wife he would ke ...  Show more

Sellers Are Accepting Even Less | Jan. 2026 Housing Market Update

Buyers just got even more in control, and it’s excellent news for investors. Homes are now sitting on the market for the longest time in a decade, with sellers accepting thousands less than their original list price. For those who have been waiting to buy their first or next inve ...  Show more

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