Vacation Homes were once real estate's hottest play. Now they're a nightmare
Vacation homes were once real estate's hottest play. Now they're a nightmare. BusinessinsiderWednesday, September 30, 2026 at 8:24 AM UTC(1 days ago)13 min readSave Gary Doss, a longtime real estate agent in Big Bear Lake, California, says sellers need to have "a tough conversation." Ethan Noah R
66% of Builders are Offering Incentives. Your Sellers Compete With That
NEARBY NEW CONSTRUCTION DESERVES A FRESH LOOK, EVEN WHEN ITS ASKING PRICE IS HIGHER. HERE'S HOW WE COMPARE! If you're selling a home, you may be watching the listing down the street. IF YOU'RE BUYING, you may be watching the builder a few miles away. Here's how we as Realtors compare the two.
Investor Intel
Investor Intel Rental investors may need to get more comfortable offering tenants a deal. In August, 43.5% of rental listings across the 50 largest metros offered some type of concession, up from 40.4% a year earlier, according to Realtor.com. The competition is particularly intense in markets with
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