Danielle Dowell discusses strategies for creating a successful real estate team.
Join host Tracey Velt as she converses with Danielle Dowell from The DoWell Group about innovative strategies and insights in the private lending sector.
Expired Listings: An Opportunity for Realtors to Explore
Unlock opportunities in expired listings. Many sellers remain motivated after setbacks and often relist within 18 months, providing valuable leads for Realtors.
Real Estate Investors Confront Significant Challenges This Winter
Survey reveals skepticism among real estate investors about future prospects, signaling potential challenges ahead for private lenders in the evolving market landscape.
Employment data continues to elevate mortgage rates above 7%.
Today's jobs report exceeds forecasts, indicating continued strength in the economy, which may keep mortgage rates elevated for the foreseeable future.
Morgan Properties Purchases First Community in Kentucky
Morgan Properties expands its portfolio with a new acquisition in Kentucky, emphasizing a strong occupancy rate and growth potential in the market.
Understanding the Functionality of Test Pop-Up Notifications
Explore insights on private lending trends, market shifts, and regulatory updates that impact investment strategies and opportunities in the mortgage industry.
John G. Stevens’ Insights on the Housing Crisis
Explore insights on the evolving housing crisis and its implications for private lenders as industry expert John G. Stevens shares his perspective.
Transitioning from Encompass SDK to Encompass Partner Connect with GridBase
Discover how the shift from Encompass SDK to Partner Connect enhances efficiency for private lenders while addressing compliance challenges with GridBase's support.
Could the NAR-DOJ Dispute Reach the Supreme Court Soon?
The Supreme Court's consideration of NAR's writ could impact real estate regulations, raising crucial implications for private lenders in the industry.
Survey Indicates One-Third of Homeowners Will Not Sell Their Homes
A recent analysis highlights that only 2.5% of U.S. homes sold in early 2024, with a significant portion of homeowners opting to stay put indefinitely.