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👋 Hey, Olivia! With rising rental demand, a slowdown in new construction, and stubborn inflation keeping pressure on housing costs, rent prices could be set for a huge surge. The Wall Street Journal is calling it the start of a “landlord-friendly” era—but what does that even mean for investors?

In This Issue:

🔑 The Landlord-Friendly Era – Why landlords are set to take control of the rental market.

🏡 Mortgage Rates Drop – How lower rates could rejuvenate the housing market.

💰 The Low-Buy Year Trend – Cutting back on spending to fuel smarter financial moves.

By Jeff Vasishta

The rental market is on the verge of a shake-up, and according to the Wall Street Journal, landlords are about to take the upper hand. What is this so called "landlord-friendly" era and what does it mean for you?

Mortgage Rates Are Falling—Is This the Beginning of a New Trend?

With Dave Meyer

Mortgage rates are at their lowest point in months, offering some relief to homebuyers and investors. But with lower rates come new risks—market volatility, a weakening job market, and fresh inflation concerns. Here’s what real estate investors need to know.

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By Scott Trench

Retiring early doesn’t mean you’re set for life (pun intended)—it means you’re shifting from building wealth to optimizing it. This couple, sitting on $2.7M, is realizing that their plan relies heavily on selling assets, which could leave them exposed later on. Here’s what they’re weighing—and what other FIRE retirees should consider.

By Alex Pailet

A low-buy year is all about intentional spending—cutting back on unnecessary purchases and focusing on what truly matters. Whether it’s saving for an investment, decluttering, or breaking bad money habits, the goal is to be more mindful about where your dollars go.

By John Bowens

Using a self-directed IRA to invest in real estate can be a game-changer for tax-advantaged portfolio growth, but there are strict IRS rules investors need to know. Before jumping in, make sure you know what’s allowed (and what’s not) to avoid costly mistakes.

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