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BiggerPockets
The real estate industry changes daily, but you don’t need hours of research to stay ahead of the curve. In just fifteen minutes every morning, BiggerPockets Daily gives you the key insights, news, and strategies you need to stay informed and invest smarter. From mortgage rate updates to breaking news stories, changing housing laws, and more, BiggerPockets Daily delivers what you need to know.
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Jul 23, 2025 • 12min
Need a Steady Supply of Tenants? These States Have the Highest Retention Rates in the Country
Discover which states boast the highest tenant retention rates, crucial for real estate investors. Texas and North Carolina lead the pack, thanks to robust job markets and affordability. Learn how location impacts property management amidst economic challenges. Dive into the benefits of investing in markets like Georgia and California, and explore strategies like the 1031 exchange. With insights on Utah's promising rental landscape, this discussion unveils where lasting tenant demand thrives, ultimately enhancing stability and returns for landlords.

Jul 22, 2025 • 13min
Investor Sales Rose in 2024—What's Driving the Trend?
In 2024, investor home sales hit a record high, comprising nearly 11% of all transactions in the U.S. The podcast dives into the factors driving this selling spree, including cooling rents and high mortgage rates. It also scrutinizes how investor activity influences homebuyers in a tight market. Additionally, discussions reveal the impact of low interest rates during the pandemic, which fueled demand and transformed investor strategies. Tune in to understand how these dynamics shape the housing landscape today.

Jul 21, 2025 • 11min
The Housing Markets Where You Can Get the Steepest Discounts
In a thriving housing market, fixer-uppers are catching buyers' eyes with steep discounts, especially in cities like St. Louis and Chicago. Some properties are selling for up to 64% below market value and disappearing in under two weeks. The trend is reshaping homeownership, offering unique opportunities for both investors and first-time buyers. The discussion also highlights the importance of local income factors and the role of specialized insurance in making successful renovations. Dive in for valuable insights on where to buy and renovate!

Jul 20, 2025 • 25min
Sunday Hustle: Sit Your Way to Hustle Income!
Discover how to turn your spare time into cash with unique side hustles you can do while seated! Learn about car babysitting to avoid parking fines and luxury porta-potty rentals for events. Delve into creative ideas like delivering bad news and collaborating with local vendors. Plus, uncover strategies for expanding these ventures with friends and maximizing profits. It's all about breaking free from the ordinary and finding innovative ways to grow your income!

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Jul 19, 2025 • 11min
The Summer Housing Market Struggles to Find Footing
The housing market is seeing a significant shift as active inventory rises sharply. Prices are being slashed on nearly 27% of listings, revealing sellers' adjustments to slowing buyer interest. Homes are taking longer to sell, indicating a cooling trend. The dynamics between buyers and sellers are evolving, impacting negotiations and investment strategies. Additionally, affordability remains a challenge, especially for first-time buyers navigating the current market landscape.

Jul 18, 2025 • 13min
Rent Growth Continues It's Decline as Sunbelt Markets Enter Correction Territory
Rent growth is cooling, with U.S. asking rents rising only 2.9% year-over-year. Surprisingly, 35% of rental listings are now offering concessions like free rent. Regional variations in rent trends highlight diverse challenges across metropolitan areas. The podcast dives into the potential corrections in the housing market driven by economic uncertainty. With changes in mortgage rates due to Federal Reserve actions, there’s a glimmer of cautious optimism for landlords and renters alike.

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Jul 17, 2025 • 15min
A "Reshaping" of Housing is Happening—Here's What Investors Should Know
With mortgage rates near 7% and home prices soaring, younger buyers are struggling to attain homeownership. This shift is driving up demand for rentals, with more seniors opting to rent as well. The podcast discusses how builders are subsidizing interest rates to sell homes and highlights the implications of these trends on wealth inequality. Investors need to adapt to these changes, as landlords stand to benefit from the growing rental market amid shifting demographics.

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Jul 16, 2025 • 11min
Inflation Rises Less Than Expected in June, But Tariff Costs are Starting to Creep In
June's inflation report shows a surprisingly cooler trend, but rising tariffs are starting to hit certain goods hard. Car prices are hiding broader price increases, prompting speculation on the Fed's next move. Furthermore, discussions around President Trump's potential replacement for Jerome Powell as Fed Chair raise questions about future interest rates and monetary policy. This could have significant implications for real estate investors navigating these economic shifts.

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Jul 15, 2025 • 12min
Rent Collections Fall as Some Landlords Are Feeling Serious Pressure
Rent payments are on a downward slide, marking the 23rd consecutive month of falling on-time collections. The latest report reveals which states are excelling and which are struggling in the rental market. Notably, regions like the Sun Belt are feeling the pinch, while Western states such as Montana and Utah are maintaining strong performance. This financial landscape poses challenges for landlords, offering crucial insights for both newcomers and seasoned real estate investors.

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Jul 14, 2025 • 12min
America’s Housing Divide: Equity Rich Owners vs. Struggling Buyers
The housing market reveals a stark divide: nearly half of mortgaged homeowners are now equity rich, especially in the Northeast. In contrast, affordability has plummeted, with 99% of U.S. counties now considered less affordable than usual. This growing chasm raises serious implications for investors, buyers, and renters. The discussion dives into the states thriving in equity and the dire situations for struggling buyers, painting a complex picture of today's real estate landscape.