Aaron Ballard+FollowHow This 30-Year-Old Is Flipping Vegas CREEver thought commercial real estate was just for big banks and old money? Blake Owens, a Vegas native, is shaking things up with his startup Agrippa—a kind of Tinder for property deals. He’s making it easier for regular investors and developers to connect, cutting out expensive middlemen. With tax perks from Opportunity Zones, he’s betting now’s the time to get in while prices are low. If you’ve got capital gains, this could be your next money move! #RealEstate #RealEstateHacks #StartupStories00Share
randerson+FollowWould You Buy KD’s House for $35?Imagine scrolling Zillow and seeing Kevin Durant’s old OKC townhouse listed for just $35—cheaper than your weekly coffee run! It’s a marketing stunt, of course, but it’s got everyone talking (and some actually offering $35). The real takeaway? In a slow housing market, a wild price tag can turn a regular listing into a viral sensation. Even NBA star vibes can’t guarantee a quick sale these days, but a little buzz goes a long way! #RealEstate #RealEstateHacks #CelebrityHomes5333Share
Shelly Powell+FollowWhy Sunday Open Houses Aren’t Your FriendHouse hunting hack: If you’re serious about snagging your dream home, skip the Sunday open house crowd. Sundays are like Black Friday for buyers—everyone’s there, and competition is fierce. Instead, try to tour homes on a quiet Friday or weekday when you’ll get more face time with the agent and spot details others might miss. Even better, if you love a place, don’t wait—ask your agent for a private showing and get your offer in before the weekend rush! #RealEstate #HomeBuyingTips #RealEstateHacks04Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowWould You Buy a Haunted Bargain House?Would you live in a house with a spooky past if it meant saving big on rent? In Japan, 'death-tainted' homes—where someone died or worse—are suddenly hot property because regular prices are sky-high. Some buyers even hire ghost hunters to check for paranormal activity before moving in! If you’re cool with a little creep factor, you could score a deal. But hey, would you risk it for a cheaper mortgage? #RealEstateHacks #JapanTrends #HauntedHouses #RealEstate40Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowHow Gen Z Is Actually Buying HomesTurns out, Gen Z isn’t giving up on the dream of owning a home—even with sky-high prices and tight supply. Some are skipping expensive cities, moving to affordable towns, or getting a little help from family. Others are hustling and saving early, sometimes choosing work over college to stay debt-free. The big shift? Remote work lets them live farther out, and with more sellers than buyers now, some are even scoring deals like covered closing costs. Homeownership hacks, anyone? #GenZMoney #HomeBuyingTips #RealEstateHacks #RealEstate00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowHow I Turned Ugly Buildings Into CashEver thought those run-down, ugly buildings you drive past are just eyesores? Jeremy Barker saw gold mines. He started buying these 'pigs'—properties everyone else ignored—fixed them up, and rented them out. The trick? Look for places that have been sitting empty for ages and negotiate hard. He even put up 'for lease' signs before closing, landing tenants early. Turns out, a little elbow grease and a good location can turn a dump into a cash machine! #RealEstateHacks #PassiveIncome #MoneyMoves #RealEstate00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowHow to Double Dip on Rental Reno Tax BreaksEver gutted a rental and tossed out the old kitchen or roof? Here’s a money hack: you can write off the value of the stuff you rip out, not just the shiny new upgrades. It’s called Partial Asset Disposition (PAD), and if you do a Cost Segregation Study before and after your remodel, you could double your tax deductions. Most landlords skip this and leave serious cash on the table. Next time you renovate, snap pics and keep receipts—you’ll thank yourself at tax time! #RealEstateHacks #TaxTips #RentalProperty #MoneyMoves #LandlordLife #RealEstate00Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowWonder Woman’s $5M Miami Flip: Would You Hold or Fold?Lynda Carter (yep, the OG Wonder Woman) just sold her Miami Surf Club Four Seasons condo for $19.5M, pocketing nearly $5M in under three years. The twist? She had to chop $6.5M off her original asking price to seal the deal. This isn’t just celeb glitz—it’s a lesson in knowing when to cash out. Miami’s luxury market is still hot, but even the fanciest pads need realistic pricing. Would you have held out for more, or taken the win? #RealEstateHacks #MiamiLife #CelebrityHomes #RealEstate10Share
randerson+FollowVenice Plaza Sells Quietly for $3.5MDid you know almost half of shopping centers never even hit the public listings? A Venice strip mall just sold off-market for $3.5 million—think of it as a secret menu item for real estate investors. With 11 local favorites like Scoops Ice Cream and a jiu-jitsu gym, the new Brooklyn-based owner now collects rent from a fully packed plaza. Hot tip: sometimes the best deals are the ones you never see advertised! #RealEstateHacks #RetailTrends #VeniceFL #RealEstate10Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowBilly Joel’s Mansion Money MovesBilly Joel is breaking up his Long Island mega-estate and selling it piece by piece—think real-life Monopoly, but with waterfront views. After a year of no bites at $49 million, he’s now listing the main house for $29.9 million and selling the rest separately. Why? Smaller slices mean more buyers can get in on the action, not just super-rich superfans. If you ever need to sell a big-ticket item, sometimes it pays to split it up! #RealEstateHacks #CelebrityHomes #MoneyMoves #RealEstate150Share
