Real Estate

What Is Dual Agency? And Why Some Real Estate Agents Hate It

Dual agency is when a real estate agent represents both the seller and buyer. Personally, I’ve bought bought three homes using a dual agent before. I simply found each listing online, built a relationship with the listing agents, and convinced them to represent me to save on the purchase price. In the end, I believe […]

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Quantifying Pickleball’s Impact On Real Estate Prices: Mostly Negative

As an avid pickleball player and real estate investor, I thought it’d be good to go through a thought exercise on pickleball’s impact on real estate prices. More pickleball courts will appear over time given pickleball continues to be the fastest growing sport in America. Although I love pickleball, as a homeowner, I would not

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Why Zillow Is Likely Wrong Again About Its Housing Price Forecast

As a homeowner and real estate investor, I want home prices and rents to rise. Real estate is an integral part of my Fat FIRE strategy of perpetually generating six figures in passive income. So when I saw Zillow’s latest bullish housing price forecasts, I was thrilled! Zillow believes national home prices will increase by

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Real Estate Risks & Opportunities With Ben Miller, CEO Of Fundrise

In this podcast episode, I speak with Ben Miller, Co-Founder and CEO of Fundrise. We discuss the various opportunities and risks he sees for real estate and stock investors over the next 12 months. For the several years that I’ve known Ben, he has always demonstrated a more measured outlook than other CEOs and investors

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When Advertised Home Square Footage Is Different From Tax Records

If you’re buying a home, you should compare the home’s advertised square footage with the official square footage on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) and tax records. Your goal is to uncover any discrepancy and understand why the discrepancy exists. The MLS takes its information from the home’s official square footage found in the county’s

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