A financially independent property investor shares 2 low-risk strategies to get into real estate on a budget

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Real estate investor Whitney Elkins-Hutten and her family.

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A 26-year-old property owner shares his non-traditional approach to breaking into a red-hot housing market — even in one of the most expensive cities in the US

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San Francisco, California

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Real estate investors are using a 2-part strategy to build equity and avoid capital gains tax

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Financially independent couple Carl and Mindy Jensen reside in Colorado.

Carl and Mindy Jensen

A financially free real estate investor who scaled up to 36 single-family homes and eventually sold them to 'save my sanity' explains her strategy shifts

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Real estate investor Whitney Elkins-Hutten and her family.

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Don't blame Wall Street for jacking up home prices, economist says

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US housing market

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I bought a duplex as my first home. I still have a mortgage, but I only pay around $900 a month and have no regrets.

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Raroha and her duplex in New Jersey.

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The 24 best places for Airbnb investments in 2024

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Bavaria-inspired structures with half-timbered roofs in Helen, Georgia
Helen, Georgia.

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Move over, millennials: Gen Zers are coming for boomers' houses

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Gen Zer taking a photo of a house featuring a 'Sold' real estate sign in the foreground. On the side, an older couple (previous owners) stands, gazing at the property and holding a suitcase.
No generation has shaped the modern housing market more than baby boomers. Now their reign is coming to an end, and Gen Z is coming for the crown.

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US home prices jump another 5% on tumbling mortgage rates and tight supply

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A for sale sign in front of a house.
US house prices ticked up another 5.2% in November, according to data from CoreLogic.

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Sliding mortgage rates are helping to thaw the frozen housing market, Redfin says

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A house is for sale in Arlington, Virginia, July 13, 2023.
The housing market may be on the rebound at last.

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