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CrowdStreet is a digital real estate investing platform for accredited investors. It offers three distinct ways for investors to gain exposure to the commercial real estate market: diversified funds and vehicles that hold multiple assets in a single package, individual…
According to a 2018 study by the Pew Charitable Trusts, 38% of all American renter households put more than three-tenths of pretax income toward rent in 2015, qualifying as “rent burdened” – up from 19% in 2001. Some 17% of…
Most people never consider their empty space as a way to generate income. They’re missing out and overlooking a wide range of potential sources of passive income. From houses to storage areas to parking spaces, you may have something people…
A fascinating joint study by the German central bank and several U.S. and German universities reviewed how different asset classes performed over 145 years, from 1870 to 2015. The researchers compared rental real estate, stocks, bonds, and short-term bills across 16…
Imagine how much easier life would be if you could just write a check for your next home. No mortgage application process, no monthly payments, the security of owning your home outright — sounds like a no-brainer, right? Not necessarily….
Unless you’re buying your next house in cash, you need to finance part of the purchase (probably most of it) with a mortgage loan. That loan can have both positive and negative impacts on your credit score. Those impacts appear…
Given the hefty upfront costs associated with purchasing a home, most young people begin their independent lives renting an apartment. As they build careers, save money, and start families, many choose to buy a home. On the other end of the…
In the world of real estate, the term “buyer’s market” describes a local or regional market where there’s more housing supply than demand. Buyer’s markets have relatively affordable prices, selling price discounts, and a comparatively slow pace of home sales….
You’ve long dreamed of updating your cramped, dusky, barely functional kitchen. There’s just one problem: It’ll cost tens of thousands of dollars to achieve your vision. And while you’re not flat broke, you can’t afford to pay that kind of…
The worst part about foreclosure is losing your house, but the indirect financial fallout is pretty bad too. A foreclosure can cause your credit score to drop by 100 to 200 points, with much of the damage coming in the…
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