Do Electrolyte Supplements Actually Do Anything?
Electrolyte powders come in all different flavors, mineral concentrations, and sweetener options. They’re sold to athletes, to dieters, and as a hangover cure. But how many of us can actually benefit from taking electrolytes? And how many of the hydration “facts” we hear on social media are actually myths? If you’re expecting me to say […]
My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Blink Security Cameras
It sounds obvious, but the best time to get security cameras is before your home gets broken into. I recently had a break-in before I could install any security cameras on my new home, and I’m convinced the reason was that I was one of the few homes around the block with no cameras. If […]
Investors Are Putting Their Money in Build-to-Rent Homes at a Record Rate—What’s Causing the Frenzy?
Investors are building single-family rental properties at an unprecedented rate, catering to a growing segment of renters seeking more space without the commitment of buying a home or the budget […]
Yes, Tiny Homes Could Be the Most Cost-Effective Way to Cash Flow Right Now—Here’s Why
Bigger is not always better, especially when it comes to homes and mortgage payments. High interest rates and soaring house prices have made developers, homeowners, and investors consider going smaller to make big money. “The […]
How You Can Quit Your Job: 9 Ideas to Combine Income Streams That You Control
In 2015, my wife and I moved across the world to Abu Dhabi. Within six months, I lost my remote job—leaving me stranded on the other side of the world with no […]
Use the ‘SIMPLE’ Organizational Method When You Need Help Getting Started
It’s not always easy to figure out how to tackle your cleaning, decluttering, and organizing around the house. In fact, it’s hard. But it should be simple—or SIMPLE, rather. If you want a straightforward, rigid method for tidying up, the SIMPLE method could be the one for you. What is the SIMPLE method? I found […]
Use This Free App to Make Custom Text Shortcuts
Text expansion tools are essential for anyone who finds themselves constantly copying and pasting the same information multiple times every day. Over the years we’ve recommended TextExpander and aText, but neither is exactly cheap. If you’re looking for a free alternative and don’t mind messing with configuration files, you should check out Espanso. This is […]
The 10 Best Free Educational Apps For Kids
Summer vacation is fast approaching, meaning your child’s screen time will most likely increase exponentially. That doesn’t mean, however, that their moments glued to their tablet can’t offer some value. There are plenty of apps available at no cost that you can feel good about and, in some cases, even help them avoid the summer […]
Top 7 Landlord-Friendly States to Buy Your Next Rental Property In
Some states are better suited for real estate investing than others. Be sure to consider the following factors to help you find the right state for your next investment.
I Sold a Property With a 3% Mortgage Rate Instead of Renting It—Here’s Why I’m Not Crazy
A few months ago, I had to decide whether to sell my primary residence or turn it into a rental. At this point, I didn’t have any investment properties (I […]
Zillow launches AI tool to stop fair housing discrimination
The Fair Housing Classifier is an open-source tool aimed at helping real estate, technology and civil rights organizations create smarter, fair-housing compliant chatbot and search functions for their websites. The code is available on GitHub.
With growing demand, Real launches luxury division
Several months after Kofi Nartey announced his team’s move to Real, the brokerage has launched a new luxury division with Nartey serving as executive director.
Agents need to embrace the new and the old to succeed
Danny Hertzberg, Jill Hertzberg and others shared the stories and tips that helped them succeed while on stage Wednesday at Inman Connect Miami.
DOJ sends signal to industry in first commission comment since March
Statements made by a DOJ attorney during a May 21 status hearing in the Nosalek commission case offer new insights into the Justice Department’s impression of the proposed NAR settlement.
Six Ways to Tell You’re About to Move Into a Bad Neighborhood
Moving into a new house is stressful, no matter how you approach it. There’s the expense, the chaos of physically moving all of your stuff, not to mention finding your new home in the first place. We all do a lot of research and due diligence when looking for a new home for our family, […]
