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Investors Embracing Expansion of Real Estate Portfolios 

Appraisal Buzz

According to study data published by RentRedi , most American real estate investors intend to increase their portfolios and make large investments in renovating their existing properties in 2025, exhibiting a strong growth mindset. Some 27% of landlords nationwide intend to make renovations totaling at least $20k per property.

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Real estate investors say they’ll expand portfolios, make home improvements in 2025

Housing Wire

real estate investors are planning to grow their portfolios and invest significantly in property improvements in 2025, according to a new survey from property management software provider RentRedi. landlords plan to acquire new properties this year. Regional investment trends also vary. A majority of U.S.

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CFPB rule applies mortgage protections to clean energy loans

Housing Wire

The rule applies existing protections for residential mortgages to borrowers who seek PACE loans to upgrade or renovate their homes through clean energy technology. PACE loans which are often used to finance environmentally minded renovations, like the addition of solar panels have led to financial instability for some borrowers.

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Top markets for affordable renovated housing inventory

Housing Wire

home price increase translated into a monthly mortgage payment of $1,179 on a median-priced home — not including property taxes and insurance. Renovated Inventory to the Rescue. On average, the price of the renovated properties was 3.5 Top Markets for Renovated Inventory. Among 75 U.S. in Cincinnati to 4.4

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Fix-and-flip investors say they’re discouraged by higher mortgage rates, home prices

Housing Wire

Higher mortgage rates dissuaded would-be homebuyers from purchasing flipped properties, while growing competition from new and resale inventory made things more difficult for these investors. These costs include mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance and utilities that must be paid while renovations are performed.

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Safety, affordability concerns could be barriers for aging in place

Housing Wire

This is according to a new survey from Point , a company that specializes in home equity investments. [O]lder If the home doesnt already cater to senior living needs, then affordability challenges with renovations are an issue to overcome.

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Affordable housing inventory is limited due to foreclosure prevention efforts

Housing Wire

That key source of affordable housing inventory: distressed properties sold to third-party buyers or repossessed by lenders at foreclosure auction. Once the transfer of ownership occurs at foreclosure auction, a distressed property can be renovated and returned to the retail market as affordable housing for homeowners or renters. “[I

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