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How high interest rates and climbing expenses are forcing investors to rethink maximum real estate leverage By Jesse Brewer, June 30, 2026 Article from housingwire.com. To read original article click here. For decades, real estate leverage has been one of the greatest wealth-building tools available to real estate investors. The ability to control a large asset with a relatively small amount of cash has helped countless investors build portfolios, generate passive income and

How cost segregation and bonus depreciation can help investors offset taxable gains without a traditional 1031 exchange Article appears in Housingwire.com to read the original article click here. By Jesse Brewer, June 8, 2026 A lot of real estate investors know the power of a traditional 1031 exchange. Sell one investment property, roll the proceeds into another, and defer the capital gains taxes. It is one of the most valuable tools in real estate investing. But what many sm

How policy changes could unlock inventory, ease the lock-in effect, expand access to homeownership, and improve housing affordability Taken from Housingwire.com Article written by Jesse Brewer in May 2026. To read the article click here. Housing affordability an issue that isn't going away soon unless things change. Our elected leaders have a unique opportunity to strengthen small businesses, sustain critical industries, combat inflation in the housing market and make homeow

Cities and counties across Kentucky are quietly adding new local taxes on everything from your home to your insurance premiums — proof...

What is accelerated depreciation—and why should real estate investors care? The new tax bill includes a powerful tool for small business owners and property investors: 100% bonus depreciation. In plain terms, that means bigger tax deductions, faster. If you own rental property or invest in commercial buildings, this could put thousands back in your pocket—starting this year. Here’s how it works and what to watch out for.

Rising insurance premiums are hitting homeowners—and renters—hard. From natural disasters to inflation and industry-wide ripple effects, Jesse Brewer breaks down what’s really driving the surge in property insurance costs and why it impacts us all.