RealtyMogul Overview 2022: Platform Improvements And New Initiatives
Several years ago, I had lunch with Jilliene Hellman, CEO and Founder of RealtyMogul in San Francisco. Back then I was impressed with her in-depth...
In Search of a Steady State: Inflation, Interest Rates and Value
The nature of markets is that they are never quite settled, as investors recalibrate expectations constantly and reset prices. In most time periods, those recalibrations...
: If the Supreme Court’s plan to reverse Roe is pro-child, where’s the help to ease child-care costs?
The pending rollback of abortion rights should also serve as a reminder that Washington and most U.S. states provide little support for child care.
Where Should I Retire?: I want to retire to a place with mild weather and racial diversity where I can have goats and chickens – can I find a city that will have us?
'We want views of something, nature or city'
: Inflation is the thorn in your Mother’s Day bouquet. One florist says the cost of flowers grew by 50c to $3 per stem since the pandemic
Flowers are delicate, perishable, require skill to grow, and often travel long distances before they reach the dinner table on Mother's Day.
The Moneyist: ‘She has no ambition’: I make $100,000. I’m buying a home before the wedding. My fiancée earns $50,000 and has $20,000 in student debt. What’s a fair prenup?
'My family isn’t thrilled about the relationship for a few reasons. My girlfriend doesn’t have a stable career.'
: If Roe v. Wade is overturned, what happens to housing markets in states with ‘trigger’ laws that would immediately ban abortion?
Contrary to popular belief, most Americans don’t live in a place that mirrors their political views — not yet, anyway.
The Moneyist: ‘He has a greedy daughter’: I want to leave my home to my daughter, but I would also like to continue receiving income from my husband’s properties if I die before him
‘Is a will sufficient? What if I predecease my husband and he makes a new will?’
: ‘The pandemic boom in home sales is over’: Mortgage rates soar to highest level since 2009 as the Fed pressures the housing market
The Federal Reserve is pushing mortgage rates higher, which is upending the competitive housing market.