Heading back to college as an adult often comes with a full plate—family, work, bills, and dreams that need real financing. While student loans are the go-to for many, there's a less traditional route that can do more than just pay for classes: flipping houses. It’s not an easy path, but for peo

Homeownership comes with a subtle avalanche of responsibilities that no one really prepares you for. You fix a leaky faucet, and suddenly you’re debating if the water heater's next—because it’s making a sound you’ve never heard before, and it’s definitely not jazz. That’s where the idea of a home wa

There’s a strange kind of poetry in starting over somewhere that doesn’t know your name. If you’ve just been through a rough stretch—divorce, loss, burnout, heartbreak—and Los Angeles is where you’ve landed, or where you’re planning to go, let me say this: you’re not alone. Many people have shown u

The BRRRR strategy—Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat—has gained popularity among real estate investors looking to build long-term wealth. By acquiring undervalued properties, making strategic upgrades, and leveraging financing to scale investments, you can create a sustainable and profitable port

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The data for 2024 is in, and once again, the housing market has taken many by surprise. As we move into 2025, two major trends have caught my attention. First, let's talk about affordability. Home prices rose a few more percent nationally by the end of 2024, and mortgage rates have hit their highes