Real Estate News: Real Estate Investing Podcast
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Why the U.S. Economy Is Outperforming Other Countries
Fed Holds Rates Steady in Kevin Warsh's First Meeting
AI Office Boom: Office Leasing Surges in Key U.S. Markets
Stock Market Hits Record 238% of U.S. GDP
Inflation Hits 3-Year High as Job Growth Stays Strong
The State of the Housing Market: Key Trends from the 2026 Mortgage Report
Fannie Mae Releases New 2026 Housing and Economic Forecast
First Crypto-Backed Mortgage Launches Through Fannie Mae
Berkshire Hathaway's $8.5 Billion Housing Bet: Has the Market Bottomed?
Inflation Hits a Three-Year High While Savings Rates Plunge
What Falling Birth Rates Mean for Real Estate Investors
Copper, Lumber and Diesel Prices Surge: What It Means for Real Estate
Mortgage Rates and the Iran Conflict: What Happens Next?
3D-Printed Homes Gain Momentum as Wells Fargo Offers Mortgages
New Credit Score Changes Could Reshape Mortgage Lending
Homebuilder Sentiment Rises as Spring Housing Demand Improves
New Rental Database Lists Worst Rental Properties
The Hidden Risk for Retirees Counting on Home Equity
Zillow's Hottest and Coldest Housing Markets in 2026
Build-to-Rent Investors Avoid 7-Year Sell-Off Rule
Kevin Warsh Confirmed as Fed Chair as Inflation Heats Up
Home Prices Jump in 90% of U.S. Markets | ICE Mortgage Monitor
NAR Backs Labor Proposal on Independent Contractor Rules
How AI and Blockchain Could Change Real Estate Closings
April Jobs Report Tops Forecasts as U.S. Adds 115,000 Jobs
Capital Gains Taxes May Be Keeping Homes Off the Market
U.S. Debt Surpasses GDP: What It Means for Real Estate Investors
Why AI and Automation Are Fueling Industrial Real Estate
Deed Theft Is Rising: How Real Estate Investors Can Protect Their Properties
HUD Drops Energy Code Rule, Builders Save Up to $31K
Zillow Report: 1 in 5 U.S. Homes Sell Within 7 Days
Why Home Buyers Are Choosing Forever Homes Over Starter Homes
Baby Boomers Dominate Housing Market as First-Time Buyers Hit Record Low
Rent Trends 2026: Growth, Costs, and Market Dynamics
Pending Home Sales Rise Despite Higher Mortgage Rates
Trump Housing Plan Faces Doubts: Why Deregulation May Not Work
Rural Opportunity Zones Could Be the Next Investor Boom
Liability Insurance Costs Surge for Real Estate Investors
Self-Storage Hits a Turning Point: Cities Push Back on New Development
Real Estate Fraud Hits $275M in 2025, FBI Warns
U.S. Housing Shortage Hits 10 Million Homes, White House Says
Storage Units Become Side Hustle Hubs for Renters
Sticky Inflation Hits 3% as Energy Prices Surge
Why Multigenerational Living Is Driving Renovations in 2026
March Jobs Report: Is the Labor Market Slowing?
Washington Millionaire Tax: What It Means for Investors Nationwide
AI Data Center Moratorium? What It Means for Real Estate
Ep 1677ADP Jobs Report: Private Sector Adds 62K Jobs, Pay Up 4.5%
Private hiring came in stronger than expected in the latest ADP Jobs Report—but the details reveal a more uneven economy. In this episode of Real Estate News for Investors, Kathy Fettke breaks down the March ADP Jobs Report, where private sector employers added 62,000 jobs and annual pay rose 4.5%. Most of the job growth came from healthcare and construction, while sectors like manufacturing and transportation saw losses. Small businesses led hiring, while larger companies pulled back. What does that mean for real estate investors? Strong construction hiring could help ease housing supply. But uneven job growth and rising costs may keep inflation elevated—and mortgage rates higher for longer. Kathy explains what this mixed labor market means for home prices, interest rates, and investment strategy moving forward. Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/01/private-sector-hiring-totaled-62000-in-march-better-than-expected-adp-says.html
Ep 1676Mortgage Update: Delinquencies and Foreclosures Rise
In this episode of Real Estate News, host Kathy Fettke breaks down the latest mortgage data and what it means for today's housing market. A new report from Intercontinental Exchange shows that mortgage delinquencies are edging higher, with serious delinquencies rising and cure rates slowing. At the same time, foreclosure activity is beginning to increase off recent lows—an early signal investors should be watching. While overall delinquency levels remain below pre-pandemic norms, the data suggests that more borrowers are struggling to catch up once they fall behind. In this update, Kathy explains what's driving these trends, how they could impact housing supply, and what real estate investors should keep an eye on in the months ahead. Source: https://mortgagetech.ice.com/resources/data-reports/first-look-at-february-2026-mortgage-data
Ep 1675States Push Back Against NAR Buyer Agent Rule
State laws are starting to challenge one of the biggest changes in real estate. In this episode, we break down how new legislation in Mississippi and Alabama is pushing back on the National Association of Realtors' buyer agent agreement rule. And more states may be next. What does this mean for homebuyers, agents, and real estate investors? You'll learn when a buyer agreement is actually required, how rules now vary by state, and why this shift could change how deals get done across the country. If you're buying property or working with an agent, this is something you need to understand. Source: https://www.housingwire.com/articles/states-override-nar-buyer-agreement/?cx_testId=47&cx_testVariant=cx_1&cx_artPos=0&cx_experienceId=EXAPB9I50LOS&cx_experienceActionId=showRecommendations3CFZNF3TCS4I3#cxrecs_s