Turning the Tide: Inflation Halves from Last Year, Housing Recession is Over.
The tides are shifting in the housing market! Our latest blog, 'Turning the Tide,' explores whether the housing recession has truly come to an end. Discover the significant trends and insights that could shape your real estate investments.
The Fed lifts rates amidst Banking Turmoil: Insights from America’s Real Estate Wealth Advisor
#BreakingNews Today, the Federal Reserve Board has announced a 0.25% increase in its key policy rate in its ongoing effort to curb inflation. While this rate increase was originally expected to be...
Home buyers and homeowners — the true winners of this election.
The volatility surrounding the 2020 presidential election helped push mortgage rates to their 13th record low this year, giving both homeowners and buyers a boost.
The Concoction of Vaccines, March Madness, $1.9T Stimulus, and Seattle Real Estate
One of the top producing agents who are a client of InBestments and a good friend of ours asked us, "Now that the vaccine is being rolled out quickly, we are...
How Does The New Tax Plan Impacts Real Estate Investors?
If you are a real estate investor, agent, or homeowner, you have probably wondered how the new tax plan is going to affect you? Big changes to the tax plan mean lots to learn...
How can Real Estate Agents Recession-proof their career?
The brokerage firms Redfin and Compass announced layoffs on 14th June 2022. As reported by CNBC, the moves come amid rising mortgage rates and a slowdown in the housing market. Redfin, which...
Stubborn inflation spooks markets. What does it mean for real estate?
Inflation, stock market, and real estate. It's time to break it down.
US Inflation Shows Signs Of Letup
Good News!
2022 October's Consumer Price Index (CPI) print came out this morning cooler than expected.
Russia-Ukraine War: Impact on Seattle and U.S. Real Estate
Putin's war on Ukraine is a "this changes everything" event. 9/11 was a “this changes everything” event. How could the Russia-Ukraine war impact our housing market?
