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Key takeaways Fix-and-flip market conditions improved in Q4 2025, with the Fix and Flip Market Index (FFMI) posting its largest quarterly gain in 3 years. Flipped home prices are showing early signs of stabilization. Flippers in high-inventory markets—particularly Florida and Texas—still face pricing pressure, underscoring the need for conservative underwriting and close attention to local market conditions to protect profits. We expect fix-and-flip activity to grow in 2026, driven by three key factors: price stabilization, lower financing costs, and new tax deductions for renovation expenses. After nearly 4 years of declining flipped home transaction... Read more
Landlords looking to upgrade their heating/cooling systems in their rentals should consider heat pumps among their options. This somewhat new technology is better for...
Even though we are in the middle of winter, spring will be here before we know it, and maintenance managers know that a proactive approach is key to staying prepared and...
Competition in the multifamily housing market is intensifying, with new developments offering upgraded amenities, leasing incentives, and smart-home features. These...
Here are 3 steps to help deal with tenants and frozen pipes and hopefully avoid the problem in your rentals and the maintenance calls that can result this winter. No. 1...
Are you thinking of remodeling your bathroom in Sacramento and want to understand the cost, timeline, or permits? Sacramento homeowners often face unique considerations, from older home construction to local permit requirements, that make planning ahead especially important. This guide walks you through realistic expenses, typical timelines, and the permit questions that most homeowners worry about. It will help you feel confident before you call a contractor so you can compare bids, understand trade-offs, and avoid surprises. When you plan with clarity, you can get the job done smoothly. The Need to Remodel Older bathrooms may leak frequently, lack storage, or simply feel out of step... Read more
Having an in-house laundry facility is more than just an appealing amenity in multifamily communities—the ability to get this fundamental chore done without leaving...
The natural instinct for any good property manager is to double-check everything. You have a duty to protect the property and follow the rules fairly for everyone on...
While climate change may have reduced the frequency of multi-foot snowfalls in the New York metro, when we do get dumped on, the precipitation tends to be heavier and...
In apartment complexes, the boiler system is one of the most critical pieces of infrastructure. It provides heat (and often hot water) to dozens or even hundreds of...
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