BiggerPockets Daily

BiggerPockets Daily

The real estate industry changes daily, but you don’t need hours of research to stay ahead of the curve. In just fifteen minutes every morning, BiggerPockets Daily gives you the key insights, news, and strategies you need to stay informed and invest smarter. From mortgage rate updates to breaking news stories, changing housing laws, and more, BiggerPockets Daily delivers what you need to know.

Episodes

June 23, 2025 14 mins
Home flipping activity fell to a multi-year low in Q1 2025, with just over 67,000 homes flipped—the smallest quarterly total since 2018. Despite representing 8.3% of all sales, profits are shrinking, with the median return on investment dropping to 25%. In this episode, we break down why flippers are struggling, which markets still offer big returns, and where investor risk is mounting as high acquisition costs, longer hold times, ...
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MOAT Method Episode Reference Link Discover how yard sales and flipping items can help you make extra cash without complex investments—solving the problem of finding new revenue streams. But how can you maximize profits while having fun with these side hustles? Today’s podcast guest is Justin Garofano, a seasoned martial arts instructor and real estate investor who shares his unique approach to flipping items. In this show, liste...
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The median sale price just hit an all-time high of $396,500, but price growth is slowing and homes are selling below asking. With inventory up 14.5% year-over-year and down payments shrinking, buyers are regaining leverage. FHA and VA loans are on the rise, more homes are sitting on the market, and sellers are increasingly willing to negotiate. Read the report here: https://www.redfin.com/news/housing-market-update-home-sale-pri...
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Home prices are finally losing steam after years of steady gains, as housing inventory returns to pre-pandemic levels and buyer demand stays soft. While some states—especially in the Sun Belt—are already seeing year-over-year price declines, national prices remain slightly positive. Nearly 40% of listings have seen price cuts, and sentiment is turning bearish. But the lock-in effect from low-rate homeowners is limiting deeper drops...
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Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve left rates unchanged in June, signaling caution amid inflation concerns and trade uncertainty. While two cuts remain on the table for 2025, Powell warned tariffs will likely raise prices, and investors shouldn’t expect quick moves. Treasury yields stalled as markets processed the mixed signals, with Powell emphasizing a “wait-and-see” approach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone....
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New home construction fell nearly 10% in May — the slowest pace since May 2020 — as rising inventory and softening demand push builders to scale back. At the same time, millions of baby boomers are refusing to sell, tightening up supply for younger buyers. With completions still rising, buyers may gain short-term leverage, but structural inventory challenges remain. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Rent growth is slowing and inventory is rising, giving renters more negotiating power and forcing investors to rethink their strategies. Single-family and multifamily rents are still climbing year-over-year, but at a weaker pace, while rent concessions remain elevated in many markets. With affordability stretched and more units available, real estate investors should brace for longer lease-up periods, tighter margins, and increased...
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President Trump’s massive new tax bill is more than just a revival of his 2017 tax cuts—it’s a sweeping economic overhaul that could reshape housing affordability, federal spending, and the broader tax code for years. In this episode, we break down the key housing provisions, like the expansion of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit and SALT deduction changes. Then we dive into the lesser-known—but equally impactful—tax changes on th...
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MOAT Method Episode Link Co-hosting on Airbnb provides an efficient path to manage short-term rentals without the hassle of rental arbitrage or extensive capital requirements. So, how can you embark on this side-hustle journey to automate and scale your Airbnb management with minimal risk? Join Aaron Mann on the Sunday Hustle segment alongside Isaac Vance, a proficient Airbnb manager and aspiring real estate developer, sharing h...
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Consumer sentiment surged in June, marking its biggest jump since early 2024, as inflation fears cooled and Americans grew more optimistic about their personal finances and the broader economy. But in Washington, a new court ruling could open the floodgates for billions in landlord compensation claims stemming from the COVID-era eviction ban. In this episode, we break down what’s driving the shift in consumer confidence—and how a f...
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The South may be in trouble. While inflation remains elevated in the Northeast and Midwest due to persistent housing costs, the South is showing clear signs of a slowdown. In this episode, we break down Bloomberg columnist Conor Sen’s latest analysis on why Southern states like Texas, Florida, and Tennessee are at greater risk of an economic drag. With rising housing inventory, stalled construction, and slowing price growth, region...
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Pending home sales have hit their lowest level for this time of year since 2015, as high mortgage rates and rising prices continue to sideline buyers. Meanwhile, sellers are cutting deals: Just 28.5% of homes sold above asking, and the median sale price is nearly $29,000 below the median list price. But with the economy suddenly showing signs of strength, will the summer market prove to be better? Read the Redfin report here: htt...
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In today’s episode, we unpack the latest Consumer Price Index report showing underlying U.S. inflation rose just 0.1% in May, extending a four-month streak of soft data. We explore what’s driving the slowdown, how tariffs are (and aren’t) hitting consumers, and why economists are watching core goods and wage growth closely as the Fed eyes a potential rate cut. Then we turn to New York City, where a sweeping new law just eliminate...
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In 2024, nearly 11% of all homes sold in the U.S. came from investors, the highest share on record. In this episode, we break down what’s driving the investor selling spree, where they’re most active, and how the shifting market—cooling rents, high mortgage rates, and affordability pressure—is changing their strategy. Plus, we explore whether investor activity is helping or hurting homebuyers in today’s supply-starved market. Rea...
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Trump is ramping up pressure on the Federal Reserve, demanding a dramatic one-point interest rate cut while hinting at a replacement for Fed Chair Jerome Powell. In today’s episode, we unpack what this political heat means for monetary policy and housing affordability. Then, we dig into new data showing that buyers—especially younger generations—are still waiting on the sidelines. Keep reading the article here: Subscribe to the...
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MOAT Method Sunday Hustle Episode Link Unlocking Wealth through Side Hustles Dive into creative side hustles that could earn you your first home down payment or extra income. How can you achieve this without significant upfront investment? Aaron Mann shares his expert insights on transforming simple ideas into rewarding ventures. What You'll Learn In this show, you'll learn how to creatively transform everyday resources int...
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Home insurance premiums are rising much faster than homeowner incomes—and climate risk is driving the spike. In today’s episode, we dig into new Zillow data showing premiums have jumped 38% nationally since 2019, compared to just a 22% rise in homeowner income. The fastest increases are hitting places like Miami, Sacramento, and Jacksonville, where wind and wildfire risks are high. We explore how these rising costs are squeezing bu...
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June 6, 2025 16 mins
Millennials may be the largest generation in America, but their homeownership rate is lagging far behind earlier generations—and Gen Z is starting even slower. In today’s episode, we explore why affordability challenges are redefining the American Dream and reshaping the future of homeownership. Plus, we break down new Redfin data showing a sharp drop in home listings and buyer activity, signaling a cooling market heading into summ...
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HUD is working on a proposed rule that would let more housing authorities cut off federal rental aid after two years and require recipients to work—without Congress passing a new law. In today’s episode, we break down what’s in the rule, why housing advocates are alarmed, and how HUD might legally justify this move under the federal rulemaking process. We’ll also explore how similar past efforts failed and what this could mean for ...
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Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae reported a slight drop in serious mortgage delinquencies for single-family homes in April, signaling a bit of relief for homeowners. But beneath the surface, a very different story is playing out in the multifamily sector. While homeowners benefit from low fixed rates and rising equity, many multifamily investors are finding themselves stuck with maturing loans and no easy refinance options. Meanwhile, IC...
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