See the cities where mega-investors own the most single-family homes

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An aerial view of single-family homes in Miami, Florida.
Institutional investors own a larger share of single-family rentals in southern and Sun Belt cities than elsewhere in the country.

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We bought America's ugliest home. After renovating it, we sold it for more than $600,000.

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Paul and Tanice Myers headshot.
Real estate investing team Tanice and Paul Myers.

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Good news: Buying a home might actually be more affordable in 2026

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A young couple embraces each other while looking at a property with a for sale sign displayed.

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10 US cities where home values are actually increasing

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Charleston, South Carolina.
Charleston, South Carolina.

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It's not just Florida. Real estate boomtowns are going bust.

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A for Sale sign with added signs with discounts in front of a topical setting

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4 homeowners tell us why they built an extra tiny home on their property instead of moving

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The front of the Benjamin's ADU.
The front of the Benjamin's ADU.

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A couple built a $500,000 ADU in their parents' backyard to afford living in California. It has its pros and cons.

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The Benjamin's on a couch inside fo their home.
The Benjamins and their dog.

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Seller beware: Homebuyers are backing out of real estate deals more than ever

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A house with a 'For Sale' sign in front and a hand is using a spatula to scrape off a 'Sold' sticker from the sign.

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Want to live in 10 of the most popular school districts? Be ready to pay double — or quadruple — the price.

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Kids in line for the school bus.
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Three friends, one mortgage: How a group of Gen Zers bought a home together before turning 25

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Three young men sit at a dinner table, smiling at the camera.
Scott McKinnon (left), Cole Flynn (middle), and Stefan Gollisz (right) co-bought a house together in their early 20s.

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