Episode 287 – Investing in Senior Living Real Estate With Radhika Rastogi
Senior living is booming — but it’s complex. Radhika Rastogi explains how investors can turn underperforming communities into profitable opportunities.
Are Young Investors Choosing Wall Street Over Main Street?
New data shows a sharp rise in young adults investing in brokerage accounts — and many postponing homeownership in the process. As housing affordability tightens and markets remain strong, the traditional “buy your first home” milestone is being reconsidered. But does the math truly favor renting and investing?
Episode 283 – Inside Mobile Home Park Investing With Leo Young
Most investors overlook this asset class – yet it was one of the only real estate sectors that didn’t see valuation declines during the 2008 financial crisis. Leo Young explains why affordable housing communities can offer stability, cash flow and long-term wealth-building potential.
10 Financial Hacks for New Homeowners
New homeownership comes with hidden costs and new financial decisions. These smart strategies can help homeowners reduce stress and protect their financial plan.
Episode 262 – How to Help Your Adult Children Buy a Home
From gifting a down payment to co-signing a mortgage, discover practical ways parents can support their adult children in buying a home. Learn the pros, cons, and tax rules in this episode of The Agent of Wealth Podcast.
Financial Planning Checklist: Is Your Rental Property Tax Deductible?
Rental property owners often lost out on potential tax savings due to confusion about classifications and deductions. This checklist takes the guesswork out of the equation, helping you make informed decisions.
Episode 257 – What’s Hiding in the Walls? Uncovering Property Risks With Bob Frady
Data = negotiation power. Learn how a property report from PropertyLens can reveal issues before you fall in love with a home – and help you negotiate the best price.
Existing Home Sales Slip in June as High Mortgage Rates Dampen Activity
Homebuyers are pulling back. In June, existing home sales dropped more than forecasted, as 30-year mortgage rates held above 6.7%. First-time buyers remain squeezed by rising prices and tight supply. Here's what the latest data reveals.