Are Banks Throwing in the Towel on Residential Real Estate Lending?
According to Deloitte, only four of the top 10 residential real estate lenders are traditional lenders, and the top three of them account for just 21% of mortgage originations.
Sharestates Wins Innovator of the Year at Pitbull Conference
Sharestates has won the 2019 Innovator of the Year award at the Pitbull Conference!
The Pros and Cons of Hard Money
Hard money loans are short-term higher-interest loans that assist real estate developers and investors acquire property and bankroll expenses related to their real estate projects so that they remain solvent, liquid, and increase their chances of success.
The Pros and Cons of Investing in Ski Properties
When you think about luxury communities near top U.S. ski destinations, what comes to mind? For many people, names like Telluride, Breckenridge, Big Sky, and Park City are at the top of the list.
Understanding the Regulations in Real Estate Crowdfunding
Regulations within the real estate crowdfunding space have evolved as the industry has grown.
Is Baltimore’s Housing Market Verging on an Epic Comeback?
A year-over-year doubling of new jobs from 2017 to 2018 and a contemporaneous fourfold increase in household formations are cheery news.
Recently Funded Projects in Baltimore
Baltimore’s real estate market is experiencing quite a bit of attention from investors recently. The economy has been experiencing slow but steady growth, making it a reliable choice to invest in real estate properties.
Investment Returns From Smaller Cities Anything But ‘Secondary’
Sometimes the best tactic is to go where others aren’t following and where you’re not following anyone else. So let’s turn our attention to how real estate operates in secondary markets as opposed to how it does in big cities.
Recently Funded Projects by Sharestates in Secondary Markets
Private and institutional investors are branching out into smaller markets to achieve higher returns. According to Forbes.com more than half (55%) of the apartment properties bought and sold for more than $1 million in 2017 were located in secondary markets which is up from 42% in 2010.
Is The Government Shutdown a Threat to the Real Estate Sector?
The key is to know the market and to have a clear vision about your own goals. Opportunities are there, but investors and developers must perform their due diligence and think harder about how market forces are affecting their individual businesses.
